Uruguay: Vásquez victory unlikely to reinvigorate growth

Continuity of economic policy following Mr. Vásquez’s victory in Uruguay’s presidential election is likely to ensure that inflation remains high and economic growth relatively weak. We are forecasting GDP growth to average just 3% over the next four years, down from 6% over the past decade.


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