Uruguay and Argentina both delivered impressive growth in Q3. Nevertheless, while they will both inevitably suffer over the coming quarters as the world economy slows, the key difference is that Uruguay’s relatively solid fundamentals should permit a swifter recovery than its larger neighbour.
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