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%).
Construction costs on the Island 18% above UK average and comparable with Outer London
'Key problems' include reliance on imported materials, labour shortages and planning delays
NEXT store to remain open
Strand Street outlet had been earmarked for closure
Island's 'premier destination' for celebrations to close in December
Woodbourne House blames economic pressures and maintenance concerns
Torden Stores announces it's closing down
Owners say it's not been an easy decision
