The rate of inflation fell last month - for the first time since April.
The consumer prices index dropped by 0.5 per cent last month and now stands at 4.1 per cent according to government.
The decline has been attributed to a decrease in travel prices.
Government says it's bnecuase we're out of the peak summer holiday period.
UK tour operator bringing 20 travel agents to Island
A UK holiday tour operator is planning on sending 20 travel agents to the Isle of Man as it plans what it calls 'Famolidays' here.
Freight firm plans new Foxdale hub
There are plans to build a new industrial unit on an empty plot opposite Foxdale's clocktower.
Regulator proposes changes to financial services laws
The Island's Financial Services Authority is asking for feedback about proposed law changes.
Former Asia Fresh restaurant up to let
Could you run a business from the site of a former sushi restaurant in central Douglas?
Finance leaders from world's poorest countries gather for island conference
Douglas will be hosting government finance leaders from the world's poorest and remotest countries to learn from the island's expertise at a seven-day academic conference this weekend.
Suite justice - advocates open new HQ in Douglas
A Manx legal company is celebrating its new headquarters.
Commercial gas prices for some businesses 'higher than expected', says regulator
The Island's energy regulator says some commercial gas users are paying higher prices than expected.
Pay up says garage after customers rack up 40k in unpaid bills
A car dealership in Douglas says it's changing the way it operates - after customers racked up debts of £40,000 for services.
