The annual rate of inflation on Island went up last month, according to the latest government report.
It stood at -0.3% for October, an increase of 1% on the previous month.
Recreation and culture was the biggest contributor, causing a 0.9% increase compared to the same time last year.
Meanwhile, the biggest decrease over the last 12 months was a drop of 35.7% for oil and other fuels, whilst there were also decreases for children's, men's and women's outerwear as well as tea.
New motorsports bar advertises for staff in countdown to TT
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Adult learning festival heading to Douglas
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New cattle tracing system brought in
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Port Erin restaurant's planning application for new door
An arcade and restaurant in the south of the Island could be in line for work, if new plans are approved.
Warning issued over imposter website
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Manx Menu winners announced!
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Sponsors needed for inter-Celtic forum
It's your last chance if you want to sponsor a major corporate event next month.
Gambling industry risk report released
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