Banco Mundial estima crecimiento de 1,2% para Uruguay en 2026 y proyecta 1,8% para 2027 y de 2% para 2028

The World Bank warns that global uncertainty and debt costs are constraining growth in Latin America, although commodity exporters benefit from high prices. This economic disparity underscores the importance of transparency in trade data to understand the vulnerabilities of importing nations in the face of external volatility and climate risks. Countries with successful reforms demonstrate that greater development is possible without relying exclusively on natural resources. This contrast highlights how access to clear and comparable performance indicators enables policymakers to identify effective diversification strategies, which are essential for evidence-based decision-making in the context of open data. The relevance of open data lies in the fact that the availability of detailed and accessible economic information facilitates the identification of these structural gaps. By making divergent national trajectories visible, it empowers civil society and international organizations to promote necessary structural reforms, ensuring that data transparency serves as a key tool for fiscal sustainability and equitable development in the region.

Source: subrayado.com.uy
Published on 2026-10-07

Banco Mundial estima crecimiento de 1,2% para Uruguay en 2026 y proyecta 1,8% para 2027 y de 2% para 2028

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