Kyiv ranks 68th in the ranking of the world's most expensive cities. This is evidenced by the results of a study by the Swiss bank UBS "Prices and Earnings," which reflects purchasing power in 71 cities around the world, reports "Galician Contracts." \n \nFirst place in the ranking is held by Oslo, second by Copenhagen, and third by Tokyo. Kyiv took 68th place in this ranking, falling 5 positions behind another post-Soviet capital — Riga. \n \nMoscow ended up in 42nd position, while New York, which usually was among the ten most expensive cities, this time took 12th place, which UBS experts explain by the fall in the dollar exchange rate.
Kyiv ranks 68th in the ranking of the world's most expensive cities
Economy · 07:21 15.03.2005
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