One of the world’s weakest currencies makes this Asian capital the world’s cheapest major city — for now
MarketWatch· Jules Rimmer· Jul 14, 2026 · 9:12 AM
After fifteen years of relative decline, the inexorably falling Japanese yen has made Tokyo one of the world’s cheapest major cities
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