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London most expensive European city
11/1/2005
 

          LONDON, Oct 31 (AFP): London is the most expensive major European city, with the French capital Paris coming in second, according to the results of a new study published here Monday.
Paris came second above the eurozone average, followed by Frankfurt and Brussels according to the results which were published in Monday's Financial Times daily. Madrid, which came in cheaper than the eurozone average, was pronounced the cheapest major European city.
Outside of the eurozone, but these days part of the enlarged EU, Warsaw was named the least expensive European capital.

 

 
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