'Cost of Living Index 2021' released by Economic Intelligence Unit

'Cost of Living Index 2021' released by Economic Intelligence Unit

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Category : International Published on: December 02 2021

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According to a report released by the Economic Intelligence Unit, Tel Aviv, Israel's capital, has become the most expensive city in the world to live in, as soaring inflation and supply-chain issues drive up prices worldwide.
The Israeli city topped the Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU) study for the first time, Last year it was in fifth place.
Paris and Singapore are tied for second place, with Zurich and Hong Kong following in fourth and fifth place, respectively.
Damascus, Syria's war-torn capital, maintained its position as the world's cheapest city.

Important takeaways

List of Top 10 most expensive cities

Rank	Cities	Country
1	Tel Aviv	Israel
2	Paris	France
2	Singapore	Singapore
4	Zurich	Switzerland
5	Hong Kong	Hong Kong
6	New York	United States
7	Geneva	Switzerland
8	Copenhagen	Denmark
9	Los Angeles	United States
10	Osaka	Japan

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