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Average net salary in July RSD 45,601
Belgrade,
25 August 2015
The Serbian Statistical Office stated today that the average gross salary in July this year stands at RSD 62,687 and that in comparison to the previous month, it grew by 2.3% in nominal terms and by 3.2% in real terms.
The average net salary in July this years totals RSD 45,601. Compared to the average net salary in the previous month, this was a 2.3% increase in nominal terms and a 3.2% increase in real terms.
The average gross salary in July this year, compared to the average gross salary in July 2014, grew by 0.5% in nominal terms and decreased by 0.5% in real terms.
The average net salary in July 2015, compared to the average net salary in July 2014, grew by 0.9% in nominal terms and dropped by 0.1% in real terms, and it decreased by 0.1% in relation to the average net salary from June 2014.
The average gross salary in the period January – July 2015, compared to the average gross salary in the period January – July 2014, decreased by 0.5% in nominal terms and by 1.8% in real terms.
The average net salary in the period January – July 2015, compared to the average net salary in the period January – July 2014, decreased by 0.2% in nominal terms and by 1.5% in real terms, reads the statement by the Serbian Statistical Office.
The average gross salary in July this year, compared to the average gross salary in July 2014, grew by 0.5% in nominal terms and decreased by 0.5% in real terms.
The average net salary in July 2015, compared to the average net salary in July 2014, grew by 0.9% in nominal terms and dropped by 0.1% in real terms, and it decreased by 0.1% in relation to the average net salary from June 2014.
The average gross salary in the period January – July 2015, compared to the average gross salary in the period January – July 2014, decreased by 0.5% in nominal terms and by 1.8% in real terms.
The average net salary in the period January – July 2015, compared to the average net salary in the period January – July 2014, decreased by 0.2% in nominal terms and by 1.5% in real terms, reads the statement by the Serbian Statistical Office.
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