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Following a four-year reign, Hong Kong (2nd) loses the top spot to New York
Singapore is now the fifth most expensive location in the world for expatriates, driven by rising accommodation costs
Hong Kong loses number one status in spite of high levels of inflation
Cost of Living indices are an invaluable tool for global mobility teams. However, when indices are updated to reflect changes in living costs between two locations, assignees may have questions about the updates.
Finally, inflation is falling fast across the globe, but there are some familiar exceptions!
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This free report explains how ECA's indices are calculated and applied to protect the buying power of people moving between countries as well as looking at what causes them to change over time.
Our high-inflation table shrinks for the first time in over a year, but many countries are still struggling to contain the cost of living.