- Home
-
Producten
Aannemingsverzekering
Asset based finance
Contragarantie
Directe Garantie
Financieringsverzekering
Garantieverzekering
Importverzekering
Investeringsverzekering
Kapitaalgoederenverzekering
Koersrisicoverzekering
Leaseverzekering
MKB Exportversneller
Projectfinanciering
Werkkapitaaldekking
Werktuigverzekering
- MVO
- Premie en kosten
- Publicaties
- Formulieren
- Overheidsregelingen
- Landenbeleid
Uruguay
Uruguay landenbeleid
Beleid vastgesteld op 11 oktober 2011
- Geen beperkingen
- Er is een landenplafond van 1500 mln euro van kracht
- Het signaleringsplafond is 1050 mln euro
- - waarvan per 2011-12-31 0 mln euro benut is
Landenklasse: 3
Uruguay landenrapport
Atradius Dutch State Business Economic Research
Country Report last updated 13 August 2011
Country URUGUAY
Political Situation
Stable
Head of state
President José Mujica.
Form of government
Government of the left-wing Encuentro Progresista-Frente Amplio (EP-FA).
Internal Economic Situation
Strong Recovery
General situation
Small, open economy, heavily relying on the two main neighbouring markets. After a moderation of real GDP-growth in 2009 (no recession), strong economic upswing since 2010 thanks to booming exports to Brazil and Argentina, buoyant private consumption and strongly recovered investments. The large investments in two cellulose plants ($1.7 bn, =10% GDP) are completed. High inflation (est. 8% in 2011) because of the upward pressure on wages in a tight labour market and fuel/food subsidization that is only gradually cut back. Low corruption: 24th of 178 on the TI Index.
External Economic Situation
Good Liquidity; Improved Solvency
Main sources of foreign exchange
Agrarian products (meat, wool, skins), services, tourism.
Main foreign markets
EU (23%), USA (17%), Brazil (15%), Argentina (7%).
Main expenses of foreign exchange
Intermediate products, energy.
Balance of payments
In 2009 a small current account surplus because imports fell stronger than exports. In 2010/’11 more normal current account: deficits are financed by capital imports and private/ multilateral lending, underpinning high reserves and an effective appreciation of the peso exchange rate.