Government unveils 'economic dashboard'

Wednesday, 9 November 2022 08:20

By Meg Walker

Government has unveiled a new 'economic dashboard'.

Officials say it's designed to give an overall indication of economic conditions, and is provided to both the Economic Strategy Board and Treasury Board.

It shows the likes of the Island's inflation rate - broken down into categories and energy and home heating costs.

Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson MHK said: 'This is the information that informs many decisions taken within the Isle of Man Government, and it is hoped that sharing this will be useful and increase understanding of the complexities faced at this time.’

The dashboard can be found here.

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