Uruguay's central bank held its benchmark interest rate steady at 8.75% on Tuesday, citing reasonable economic growth and persistent concern about inflation expectations above target. Read full article
Inflation has the same solution as do all the other financial problems that Uruguay faces: fiscal drag needs to be cut out root and branch before things get out of hand.
Until the government headcount is severely reduced and retrained for the private sector, nothing will change.
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Disclaimer & comment rulesInflation has the same solution as do all the other financial problems that Uruguay faces: fiscal drag needs to be cut out root and branch before things get out of hand.
Jul 04th, 2012 - 05:11 pm - Link - Report abuse 0Until the government headcount is severely reduced and retrained for the private sector, nothing will change.
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