Although symptoms of overheating remain evident in Uruguay, these concerns should take a back seat in 2012 as inflationary pressures fade and demand from Brazil and Argentina slows. The key point is that a weaker external environment may help to induce a timely slowing of the domestic economy, potentially deflating any developing bubbles in local markets and putting the economy on a more stable footing.
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