Both indices remain static
Inflation in the Isle of Man remained static in May.
The Consumer Prices Index is still in negative territory at -0.2%, while the annual inflation figure measured by the Retail Prices Index remains at 3.8%.
Areas seeing the biggest year-on-year increases include air travel (19.7%), potatoes (13.7%) and tea (11.9%).
The largest decreases were in the oil and other fuels category (20.9%), sugars and preserves (22.8%) and pork (19.2%).
Southampton flights to start this weekend
Loganair to operate routes until March
Freelance artists have to get creative to make ends meet
Pressures on the industry mean professionals have to do 'a little bit of everything'
Access to financial products 'limited' on Isle of Man
Financial advisor wants it to be a conversation during the upcoming general election
Plans for 10 industrial units in Crosby refused
Planning authority raised concerns over 'unacceptable and adverse impacts' on area
