Island inflation dropped in the month of November.
The government's monthly report says it stood at 3.2 per cent, down from 3.5 in October.
Transport and housing, electricity, gas and fuels once again were key drivers of inflation over the last year.
However, footwear, health and food and non-alcoholic beverages have experienced a decline.
Court to consider Wetherspoons licensing changes
The Island's first Wetherspoons will be in court next month as it makes a licensing application.
Income tax deadline approaches for employers
Employers and contractors are being reminded the deadline for tax returns is fast approaching.
FSA updates sanctions against Belarus, Iran, Russia and Syria
The Island's financial regulator says it's updated a number of Manx sanctions regimes.
Manx stamps go on sale in Hong Kong
Hong Kong's post office says it'll be selling Manx stamps to mark the Year of the Snake.
Business support roadshows this month
The first in a series of government events about support for the Island's economy takes place in Douglas later this month.
Island deposits up £1.76 billion, data shows
The Island's financial regulator says the amount of money held in Island accounts went up by almost almost a billion pounds in the last quarter of last year.
Book your place for grad fair next week
There's still a chance to register for the Island's biggest graduate careers fair later this month.
Manx companies linked to reported sanctions breaches, says UK
The UK body that oversees international sanctions says the Isle of Man is linked to a number of breaches over the past year.
