The latest figures of the Global Financial Centers Index (GFCI) compiled by the British think tank Z/Yen and the China Development Institute are released. New York in the United States ranks first, London in the United Kingdom continues to rank second, and Hong Kong drops from the third place in the last survey to the fourth place. Singapore is ranked third in a row, surpassing Hong Kong.
Paris, France, is back in the top 10 and now ranks 10th, while Tokyo, Japan has dropped to 16th; Moscow, Russia has dropped 22 places from six months ago and is now 73rd, due to Western countries following Russia's attack on Ukraine. , cut off communication with Moscow.
The Global Financial Centers Index is compiled by the City of London think tank Z/Yen and the China Comprehensive Development Research Institute. It evaluates 119 financial centers around the world from 66,121 assessments and quantitative data made by 11,038 financial professionals.
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