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$6 for a Coke. $2,600 for an iPhone: Here's where everyday items cost the most.
Zurich and Geneva are the world's most expensive cities for everyday items like cappuccinos and Coca-Cola, while Tokyo is notably cheaper. A report by Deutsche Bank Research Institute using Numbeo data highlights price disparities across 69 cities, with Turkey having the most expensive iPhone 17 Pro at $2,592.
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