Inflation on Island fell slightly last month - but still remains in double digits.
As of August, it stood at 10.4% - down from 10.8% in July - the highest recorded rate this century.
According to the latest report - housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels continue to be the biggest contributor to the rate of inflation with an increase of 27.5%.
All prices within this category saw an increase compared to 12 months ago, with 'Oils and other fuels', seeing the biggest increase of (86.0%).
'Transport' has seen the second biggest increase contributing 12.7% to the overall CPI. 'Petrol and Oil' has seen the biggest increase in this category (39.1 %).
You can see the full report here.
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