FINANCIAL INDICATORS OF THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC SPHERE OF THE CIS COUNTRIES (RUSSIAN FEDERATION, REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN, REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN, REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN, KYRGYZ REPUBLIC) IN DYNAMICS

Sorokina Elena Vladimirovna

Systematic monitoring of the socio-economic sphere of the CIS countries involves monitoring financial indicators that reflect the relevant current state and are important in the system of regulation of the economy and the financial system. The purpose of this work is to form the dynamics of their main indicators based on the analysis of financial indicators, to propose ways to stabilize, create conditions for overcoming barriers to financial and economic stability and growth in the sphere of socio-economic development of the CIS countries. The approach used to study financial indicators of the socio-economic sphere of the CIS countries in dynamics (2023-2025) is reflected in the consideration of several institutions and financial indicators: monetary policy, dynamics of the minimum wage, inflation, import substitution, purchasing power of the population. The results of the work are based on the interpretation of current statistical data, current legislation and theoretical reasoning. In the study, the author identifies criteria that, from his point of view, make it possible to optimize the socio-economic sphere of the CIS countries. The paper updates financial indicators: minimum wage, inflation and risk indicators, purchasing power of the population, import substitution, and its regulatory framework. The dynamics of financial indicators in the socio-economic sphere made it possible to formulate recommendations on ways and measures to optimize them. This is especially important in modern conditions complicated by unprecedented sanctions pressure and destructive geopolitical processes. The research results and conclusions of this article are based on up-to-date statistical information and the regulatory framework of the CIS countries, the name of which is included in the title, and the works of modern researchers. To analyze and generalize the results obtained, classical methodology was used in a complex of philosophical, logical, statistical, formal legal and general scientific methods.

Keywords:financial indicators, socio-economic development, minimum wage, inflation, purchasing power index, import substitution