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15th March 2018
10:04am GMT

Seoul is the only other city in the top ten that has maintained its ranking from the previous year. In the rest of Asia, Hong Kong and Sydney join Singapore and Seoul in the top 10.
Low inflation has pushed Tokyo and Osaka out of the top ten in the cost of living ranking, which covers 133 cities worldwide.
The Japanese capital, which was the world’s most expensive city until 2013, has moved seven places down the ranking in the past 12 months. Conversely, Seoul, which was ranked 21st five years ago, is now in sixth position alongside Geneva.
Within western Europe, it is non-euro area cities that remain the most expensive. Zurich (3rd), Oslo (5th), Geneva (6th) and Copenhagen (8th) are among the ten priciest.
The cheapest cities in the world have seen some changes over the past 12 months. Asia is home to some of the world’s most expensive cities—but to many of the world’s cheapest cities too (see details below).

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