Inflation has fallen in the Isle of Man for the fifth month in a row.
It now stands at 4%, as measured by the Retail Prices Index.
That's the lowest level it's been at since December 2009.
Of the categories used to calculate the rate, fares and other travel costs saw the biggest increase, 5.31%.
Motoring expenditure went down by 1.25%, more than any other category.
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