More than 400 products and services were compared with more than 400 prices.
According to the study, living costs in the world's major cities increased by 8.1 percent on average this year.
It was stated that the supply chain, which deteriorated after the Ukraine war and the coronavirus pandemic, played a major role in this rise.
It was noted that the highest inflation in the last 40 years in the US caused this increase, as New York and Singapore were the most expensive cities in the world this year.
Last year's first, Tel Aviv, fell to third place. Moscow came 37th, while St. Petersburg was ranked 73rd. Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, was not included in the research.
