Chief Minister Alf Cannan says the effects of tariffs on the Island's economy aren't yet clear.
Yesterday in Tynwald he faced questions from Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Tim Glover about the trade tariffs introduced by Donald Trump.
Mr Cannan said the situation was volatile and still likely to change.
And he said the UK had been keeping us abreast of the latest:
Cregneash bus campaigners hold meeting
Campaigners demanding the return of a bus service to one of the Island's best-loved beauty spots will hold a coffee morning later this month.
Silt at new Liverpool ferry terminal means sailings rescheduled
The Steam Packet Company says silting underneath the new ferry terminal in Liverpool means it's rescheduling a number of sailings next week.
Minister defends Manx Care mandate consultation
Health Minister Claire Christian says a new mandate for Manx Care has undergone significant consultation as it was put together.
Prescription mistakes under the spotlight
Health Minister Claire Christian says incorrect prescriptions were given 63 times in clinical settings over the past three years.
First cruise ship of the season this weekend
The first cruise ship of this year's season is due to arrive in Manx waters this weekend.
South African immigration company applies to be dissolved
A company that helps people move from South Africa to the Isle of Man has applied to be dissolved.
Council plans to keep off the grass!
The grass will be greener in Douglas next month - as the council leaves it alone.
Tynwald Day stall application deadline approaches
There's still time to be part of the island's national day festivities this summer.
