Uruguay's strategy of gradually raising interest rates over the rest of the year should be enough to curb inflation near 10% without causing a sharp economic slowdown, according to Central Bank of Uruguay (BCU) president Diego Labat.
Labat said that the bank's return to a regime of inflation targeting set in 2020 remains a "work in progress" that merits a measured approach, as it is unclear how . . .
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