Uruguay's Central Bank Sets Sights on 4.5% Inflation Goal

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
history professor, began his presidency on March 1, 2025
Gabriel Oddone, who shares the 4.5% goal
Bank Sets Sights on 4.5% Inflation Goal
complaints
High interest rates also slow industry and jobs, creating a tricky balance
appeal to investors, easing household burdens from rising essentials
Yet, global risks, including possible U.S
since June 2023
His five-year term under Orsi will test this resolve.The story behind the numbers reveals a nation at a crossroads, seeking stability amid
growth pains
Businesses watch closely as Tolosa navigates these tensions
A steady 4.5% rate could signal maturity, but the path remains narrow and uncertain.