Inflation on Island dropped last month.
It stood at 1.3 per cent, in comparison to 1.9 per cent in February.
According to the governments latest report, transport, clothing and footwear have driven the reduction in the rate.
Meanwhile, the most significant contributor to inflation was in education, particularly for preschool fees and education classes.
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