When you’re traveling you might be tempted to do a little bargain shopping, but where are the real bargains?

The answers might surprise you.

A new survey from Deutsche Bank looked at real purchasing powers of travelers and items ranging from an iPhone 6 to a pair of jeans to a new car.

Where do you think the cheapest place to buy iPhone 6 is?

Hey, don’t leave home. It’s right here in the U.S. at around $650.

In Brazil that same iPhone will cost you $1200.

Want a new pair of Levis? Then head to India, where they’ll cost you about $34.

And while the iPhone is way too expensive in Brazil, you’ll actually be shopping for a new pair of Adidas there.

Why? They’ll only cost you $49. But they’re $72 in Mexico.

Whatever you do, don’t buy those same shoes in France. The average price is $130.

For more information about money and exchange rates, check out:

• The Most Affordable & Most Expensive Countries to Visit
• What the Big Mac Index Means for Exchange Rates
• The U.S. Dollar is Still Strong Worldwide

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