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Wednesday, 20 June 2012

Mercer Ranks Most Expensive Cities in The World

Posted on 14:26 by Unknown
 

The Mercer Ranking 

Most expensive Cities in Africa according to their rank
Rankings

March 2012
March 2011
City
Country
2
1
LUANDA
ANGOLA
8
3
N'DJAMENA
CHAD
20
12
LIBREVILLE
GABON
26
44
KHARTOUM
SUDAN
34
23
NIAMEY
NIGER
36
61
KINSHASA
DEM. REP. OF THE CONGO
39
41
LAGOS
NIGERIA
39
63
BAMAKO
MALI
41
67
ABIDJAN
CÔTE D'IVOIRE
43
55
BRAZZAVILLE
CONGO
44
39
DJIBOUTI
DJIBOUTI
50
25
VICTORIA
SEYCHELLES
50
44
DAKAR
SENEGAL
Top 10 cities: Cost of living ranking
Mercer international basket including rental accommodation costs
Rankings

March 2012
March 2011
City
Country
1
2
TOKYO
JAPAN
2
1
LUANDA
ANGOLA
3
6
OSAKA
JAPAN
4
4
MOSCOW
RUSSIA
5
5
GENEVA
SWITZERLAND
6
7
ZURICH
SWITZERLAND
6
8
SINGAPORE
SINGAPORE
8
3
N'DJAMENA
CHAD
9
9
HONG KONG
HONG KONG
10
11
NAGOYA
JAPAN
Source: Mercer

Top 5 cities in the Cost of Living worldwide rankings, by region

Americas
Asia Pacific
Europe, Middle East & Africa
  • São Paulo, Brazil (12th)
  • Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (13th)
  • Caracas, Venezuela (29th)
  • New York, United States (33rd)
  • Brasilia, Brazil (33rd)
  • Tokyo, Japan (1st)
  • Osaka, Japan (3rd)
  • Singapore, Singapore (6th)
  • Hong Kong, Hong Kong (9th)
  • Nagoya, Japan (10th)
  • Luanda, Angola (2nd)
  • Moscow, Russia (4th)
  • Geneva, Switzerland (5th)
  • Zurich, Switzerland (6th)
  • N'Djamena, Chad (8th)
Source: Guardian.co.uk

Mercer's Cost of Living rankings include the relative strength of the relevant currency against the US dollar in the 12 months between ranking (March 2011 to March 2012 in this case); and the price movements over the 12 month-period compared to those in New York City as the base.




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