Prices by country
Every country in Pricele, with what 7 everyday items cost there in US dollars and in the local currency. Each country page also shows roughly how long someone earning the average local wage works to buy one — which is often a bigger difference than the price itself.
Figures come from The Economist's Big Mac Index and Numbeo's country price rankings. See methodology for how each number is produced and where it is weakest.
All 33 countries
- Argentina$16.127 items
- Australia$23.627 items
- Brazil$14.457 items
- Canada$22.177 items
- China$13.547 items
- Egypt$8.787 items
- France$23.717 items
- Germany$23.447 items
- India$9.617 items
- Indonesia$10.607 items
- Ireland$24.937 items
- Italy$21.247 items
- Japan$16.897 items
- Lebanon$5.862 items
- Mexico$19.857 items
- Netherlands$24.257 items
- New Zealand$23.397 items
- Norway$28.937 items
- Poland$19.077 items
- Portugal$19.387 items
- Saudi Arabia$16.697 items
- Singapore$26.157 items
- South Africa$13.407 items
- South Korea$22.807 items
- Spain$19.867 items
- Sweden$25.077 items
- Switzerland$27.477 items
- Thailand$15.097 items
- Turkey$16.707 items
- United Arab Emirates$19.717 items
- United Kingdom$24.277 items
- United States$25.227 items
- Vietnam$10.097 items
How to read the basket figure
The number beside each country is what one of every listed item would cost together, in US dollars. It is a quick orientation figure, not an official cost-of-living index: countries stock different numbers of items, whichever item is currently in play is left out, and a real index would weight each product by how much people actually buy.
For a like-for-like comparison of a single product across every country, use the item pages instead — those rank one product at a time.