ISRAEL-TEL AVIV-MOST EXPENSIVE-CITY

ISRAEL-TEL AVIV-MOST EXPENSIVE-CITY

(220315) -- TEL AVIV, March 15, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on March 11, 2022 shows a landmark at Tel Aviv's port, Israel. Overtaking Paris, Tokyo, and New York, Isreal's coastal metropolis Tel Aviv is now ranked the most expensive city globally, according to a report released by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). Tel Aviv topped the rankings mainly because the appreciating Israeli currency new shekel against the U.S. dollar has made local costs more expensive, the EIU said in its 2021 Worldwide Cost of Living report. (Xinhua/Wang Zhuolun)

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