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Brazil & Southern Cone - April 2012 (ISSN 1741-4431)
URUGUAY: Back to where it once belonged
Uruguay is sitting proud once again with an investment grade rating. Ten years after it was stripped of the coveted title in the midst of an acute economic, financial and banking crisis following Argentina’s massive default, and after years of unprecedentedly high growth and economic stability, Uruguay has recovered its investment grade rating from Standard & Poor’s. The other two main credit rating agencies, Moody’s and Fitch Ratings, are likely to follow suit in the coming months.
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- ARGENTINA: Fernández closes one door & opens another
- CHILE: Historic primaries suggest winds of political change
- URUGUAY: Back to where it once belonged
- ECONOMIC OVERVIEW: URUGUAY
- PARAGUAY: Senate resolution re-sparks institutional and political crisis
- BRAZIL: Intervening in support of growth
- BRAZIL: Lopsided growth is the dilemma
- BRAZIL: The US paces its outreach to Brazil in an election year
- BRAZIL: Brazil is prepared, says Lobão
- Mujica vows not to air dirty laundry