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The ranking of the most expensive places to live was published by The Economist magazine, with the Israeli city "starring" in the list and ranked fifth and disrespectful. Last year, Tel Aviv was ranked BM


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New York is cheaper than Tel Aviv: ranking the most expensive cities in the world

The ranking of the most expensive cities to live in was published by The Economist magazine, with the Israeli city "starring" in the list and ranked in the fifth and most disrespectful place.

Last year, Tel Aviv was ranked seventh

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Ziv Reinstein

Wednesday, 18 November 2020, 13:51

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It is not surprising that it is very expensive to live in Israel, especially in Tel Aviv, but now The Economist magazine also states this: The most expensive cities to live in In fifth place out of 133 cities surveyed,



the list of most expensive cities opens with

Paris

, the French capital, followed by

Hong Kong, Zurich, Singapore and Osaka

, which in March last year took the top three places, with

Tel Aviv

sharing the fifth and disrespectful place with Japanese Osaka. In the previous report Tel Aviv was in seventh place, which means an increase of two stages in the increased cost of city living.



this year the changes are marked especially when the survey doubles estimate of the impact of the epidemic corona prices around the world.



fluctuations in currency due to the epidemic - including a decline in the US dollar - resulted in the goals in Africa , America and Eastern Europe have risen in price since March, while in Western Europe, where the euro has risen in value against the dollar, prices have risen, and the Swiss franc has also risen in value.

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The top ten most expensive cities this year were completed by

Geneva, New York, Copenhagen and Los Angeles

.

Sydney

was ranked 15th,

London

20th and

Nairobi

77th.

Moscow

was ranked 106th and

Delhi

121st.



The biggest rise in the ranking comes from

Tehran

, the capital of Iran, which climbed the ladder from 106th to 79th place, due to the US sanctions that affected supply.

Reykjavik, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo

show the biggest price declines.

The Economist attributes the rating of Brazilian cities to "weak currency and rising poverty levels".

Brazil, as is well known, suffered greatly during the plague.



Another city that is close to us, at least in the media, is

Damascus in

Syria, which is ranked as the city with the lowest cost of living.

It is followed by

Tashkent

of Uzbekistan,

Lusaka

in Zambia,

Caracas

, the

capital of Venezuela and

Almaty

of Kazakhstan.



The bottom ten are closed by

Karachi

(Pakistan),

Buenos Aires

(Argentina),

Algeria

(Algeria) and

Bangalore

and

Chennai

in India.

The Argentine government introduced price controls during the plague, which could explain its position in the Buenos Aires table.

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