The Island's annual rate of inflation dropped again in December.
It now stands at -1.6 per cent which is down from -1.2 per cent the previous month.
The rate, measured by the Retail Prices Index, held during December at 2.3 per cent.
Inflation rate drops again
More from Isle of Man News
-
Public invited to speak to dementia nurses at event
Members of the public will have the chance to speak to specialist nurses at an event marking Dementia Awareness Week.
-
Man plans to run 12 marathons in 12 days
A Douglas man is training to run 12 marathons in 12 days to raise money for Rebecca House Children's Hospice.
-
Figures on care and children's home inspections released by government
Four-hundred-and-fifty nine inspections were carried out by the government on adult care homes over the past decade, with 63 being unannounced.
-
Manx Care won't be paying for weight-loss jabs
The Island's health service won't pay for weight-loss jabs this year.
-
Evening ferry delayed
This evening's Steam Packet crossing to Heysham has been delayed, Thursday, September 18.
-
Record numbers using pool after government investment
The government says it’s seen record numbers of people using its specialist hydrotherapy pool after a £200,000 investment in it.
-
Island inflation rises, but still under UK figure
Inflation on the Island saw a jump of 0.5 per cent last month.
-
No data on social housing fibre installations
Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston says his department doesn't hold figures about people paying for broadband installation.
