Tag: Uruguay inflation

• Friday, October 4th 2013 - 06:47 UTC

  Uruguay’s annual inflation in September reached 9.02%; minister confident it will be brought down

  

  Uruguay’s consumer inflation soared 1.36% over August in September boosted by increases in energy and fuel, transport, milk and other basic items, according to the latest release from INE, the government’s data office. This means inflation in the last twelve months climbed to 9.02% from a month ago (8.86%) and 8.2% in the first nine months of 2013.

• Tuesday, August 20th 2013 - 01:47 UTC

  Uruguay has become one of the most expensive countries in the region

  

  Uruguay has become one of the dearest countries in the region taking into account prices of goods and services according to a survey in eleven cities done by the Group of Newspapers from the Americas, (GDA) a network of the main dailies in the continent.

• Tuesday, August 6th 2013 - 03:05 UTC

  Inflation in Uruguay remains ever so far from the Central bank annual target

  

  Consumer prices in Uruguay during July increased 0.77% while twelve-month inflation reached 8.75%, which is the highest since last February, and well ahead of the 8.21% to June, according to the latest release from the country’s National Stats Institute, INE.

• Wednesday, June 5th 2013 - 08:05 UTC

  Inflation in Uruguay falls for the fourth month running but still above target

  

  Consumer prices in Uruguay during May increased 0.32% and 8.06% in the last twelve months which is still above the annual top target range of 6%, but on the positive side for the fourth month running inflation has been decreasing, according to the latest release from the stats office INE.

• Wednesday, May 22nd 2013 - 05:53 UTC

  Uruguay’s main problem is high inflation but no policy changes planned, says Astori

  

  Uruguay's main economic problem is high inflation, and policymakers will continue to use interest rates and bank reserve requirements to bring it under control, Vice President Danilo Astori said on Tuesday. Consumer prices in Uruguay rose 8.14% in the 12 months through April, far outside the country's official annual target range of 4 to 6%.

• Friday, May 10th 2013 - 06:30 UTC

  Stubbornly high inflation in Uruguay for another two years forecasts Capital Economics

  

  Uruguay’s stubbornly high inflation is as much structural in nature as it is due cyclical factors and to bring it down requires changes in fiscal policy, tackling widespread salary indexation and policymakers need to enhance their credibility according to Capital Economics.

• Wednesday, May 8th 2013 - 09:19 UTC

  Uruguay’s inflation in April eased for third month running, but remains above target

  

  Inflation in Uruguay during April slowed down for third month running, according to the latest release from the country’s Statistics Office, INE. Consumer prices in the fourth month of the year climbed 0.45% with inflation in the last twelve months reaching 8.14%, compare to 8.54% in March.

• Thursday, March 28th 2013 - 10:03 UTC

  Uruguay 2012 GDP expanded 3.9% boosted by construction and domestic demand

  

  Uruguay’s GDP expanded 3.9% last in 2012 over the previous year despite a slight contraction in the fourth quarter, according to a late Wednesday release from the Central bank. The bank’s original estimate was 4%. In 2011 the economy grew a revised 6.5%.

• Thursday, March 7th 2013 - 00:46 UTC

  Uruguay’s central bank acts to contain inflation out of target for three years running

  

  Uruguay's central bank announced on Wednesday it will raise marginal reserve requirements on local and foreign currency deposits from April 1 as part of its effort to bring inflation within the official target range, which has been missed in the last three years.

• Tuesday, March 5th 2013 - 05:29 UTC

  February inflation in Uruguay again above target: 8.89% in the last twelve months

  

  The Consumer Price Index, CPI, in Uruguay climbed 0.99% during February, accumulating 2.91% in the first two months of the year, and 8.89% in the last twelve months, far above the government’s target of 4% to 6%, according to the National Institute of Statistics, INE Monday release.