Near 1% fall in annual CPI rate
Inflation in the Isle of Man fell last month - by just under 1%.
The annual rate measured by the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) stood at 3.3% in October, down 0.9% on the previous month.
There were falls in the cost of clothing and footwear and internet subscriptions - along with recreation and culture, a category largely responsible for September's rise in inflation.
The rising cost of transport continues to stoke Island inflation, standing 4.8% higher than this time last year.
Among other categories where prices rose in October - food and non-alcoholic beverages, and restaurants and hotels.
The Economic Affairs Unit of the Cabinet Office, which produces the figures, says a weaker Euro exchange rate was the driving factor.
Inflation measured by the Retail Prices Index (RPI) stood at 6.1% in October, a month-on-month fall of 1.1%, but the same as in September 2016.
Funding of government services 'not sustainable'
Douglas Council object to DoI plans for temporary parking on Summerland site
Surgeon announces he's standing in General Election
'Bridging the care gap' focus of World Parkinson's Day
Manx Care undertaking 'comprehensive validation' of ENT waiting lists