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%).
Five-year capital project plan 'essential for construction industry'
Treasury Minister says it's important to give building firms time to prepare for upcoming developments
Treasury 'content' with Steam Packet oversight arrangements
The ferry operator's sole shareholder says the current set-up provides sufficient control
Government publishes updated insurance sector money laundering risk assessment
Insurance industry is the largest financial services sector in the Isle of Man
Application for fibre poles in Ramsey estate refused
Planning permissions turned down following concerns over impact of poles
