Financial centers in eastern Europe and central Asia showed strong improvement. Geneva, Los Angeles, and San Francisco entered the top 10, easing out Dubai, Shenzhen, and Sydney, the Z/Yen consultancy said. Hong Kong, which has faced domestic political turbulence, fell from third to sixth place. "Uncertainty about trade, the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has led to much more volatility in the index results than is normal," Michael Mainelli, Z/Yen Group's executive chairman, said in a statement.

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