Changes to Uruguay’s monetary policy regime, including a shift towards monetarism, are unlikely to be a panacea for the country’s inflation problems. Without tighter economic policy and efforts to reduce wage indexation, headline CPI is likely to remain well above its 5% target for the foreseeable future.
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