Asian countries: Price level ranking

26 Asia-Pacific countries and territories ranked by how expensive everyday goods are (world average = 100), highest first. The top three are Australia, New Zealand, Japan. Each number has its source (public statistics from the UN, the World Bank and others) and year.

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RankCountry/territoryPrice level of everyday goods (world average =100)YearSource
1Australia177.4 2021World Bank ICP
2New Zealand156.1 2021World Bank ICP
3Japan142.8 2021World Bank ICP
4Hong Kong124.3 2021World Bank ICP
5South Korea121.1 2021World Bank ICP
6Singapore118.3 2021World Bank ICP
7China96.1 2021World Bank ICP
8Maldives92.9 2021World Bank ICP
9Taiwan82.72 2021World Bank ICP
10Fiji67.74 2021World Bank ICP
11Brunei65.01 2021World Bank ICP
12Philippines62.13 2021World Bank ICP
13Malaysia56.21 2021World Bank ICP
14Cambodia55.59 2021World Bank ICP
15Indonesia53.97 2021World Bank ICP
16Thailand53.73 2021World Bank ICP
17Bangladesh50.17 2021World Bank ICP
18Laos47.28 2021World Bank ICP
19Vietnam46.36 2021World Bank ICP
20Mongolia46.05 2021World Bank ICP
21Nepal41.89 2021World Bank ICP
22Sri Lanka41.52 2021World Bank ICP
23Myanmar40.75 2017World Bank ICP
24India40.44 2021World Bank ICP
25Bhutan40.04 2021World Bank ICP
26Pakistan39.2 2021World Bank ICP

The latest year available differs by country (2017–2021). Check the Year column.

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