The Islands inflation rate rose during July, according to the latest government report.
The rate stood at 0.1% per cent last month, compared with -0.3% in June.
Recreation and culture were the biggest contributors to the increase causing a 0.7 per cent rise compared with 2019 with internet subscriptions going up by 13.7% and pet care by 8.8%.
Meanwhile, there were decreases for oil and other fuels, petrol and oil and tea.
DFE seeking non-executive chairs
The Department for Enterprise has begun its search for two senior figures to join its executive agencies.
Zurich International campaign to tackle climate change
Island employees of Zurich International will launch a campaign looking to highlight the need for urgent action to tackle climate change.
Firm to receive prestigious award?
A financial advisory firm on Island could be in line for a prestigious industry award.
New members join IOM Chamber
New faces have joined the board at Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce following the organisations' AGM last week.
Nedbank Private Wealth appoints new Chief Risk Officer
An Island-based international wealth management company has strengthened its operations with the appointment of a new Chief Risk Officer.
Astin Accounts Solutions moves premises
A growing Douglas-based accounting firm has found a new base to accommodate its growing team.
Rapha teams up with Cycle 360
An Island business has teamed up with a world-renowned cycling retailer.
Inflation rate unchanged in August
The rate of inflation on Island didn't change last month, according to the latest government report.
