A Big Mac now costs a little more than $17 U.S. in Zurich, according to an item posted at ZeroHedge. While this is going to make it easy for Swiss travelers to splurge in the U.S., it’s bound to put a crimp in their sales of Patek Phlillipes and Rolexes, cheese, chocolate, high-precision machinery and, of course, Swiss Army knives. Check out the chart if you want to see what the world’s hardest currency looks like — not that the Swiss prefer it that way.
