Inflation and rising energy costs are the main concerns for local businesses.
That's according to a recent survey by the Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce.
More than 90% of those surveyed said inflation is their major worry, with other concerns such as interest rates, taxation and competitor businesses also being expressed.
Rising energy costs are a worry for 89% of those who took part, with 83% also concerned about labour costs.
A total of 103 members contributed to the survey.
Police investigating Co-Op Duke St fight
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Wettest April on record, says Met Office
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Businesses needed for ground floor of former Ramsey pub
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Cruise ship stops in Douglas
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New bus timetable and fares begin today
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Millennium Bridge closed to traffic each night until Friday
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Firefighter retires after 23 years' service
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