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Uruguay’s long-term sovereign credit ratings have recently been upgraded by S&P Global Ratings to ‘BBB+’. The transfer and convertibility assessment has been revised upward to ‘A’, indicating confidence in the country’s economic stability and its ability to meet debt obligations.<\/p>\n
S&P’s stable outlook reflects expectations of strong fiscal execution, continued under an improved fiscal policy framework, and moderate economic growth that will limit debt increases in the coming years.<\/p>\n
Uruguay’s improved rating is also due to the expected economic growth, which should be moderate but steady.<\/p>\n
S&P anticipates that this growth will be driven by a diversified portfolio of investment projects in different sectors of the economy, supporting an average GDP growth of around 2.5% in the period 2024-2026.<\/p>\n
All of this, according to S&P, should contribute to a moderate fiscal deficit and stabilization of debt levels.<\/p>\n
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Uruguay is a country with a significant agricultural sector. Therefore, investing in farmland<\/strong> is becoming an increasingly attractive option for both national and international investors. In this regard, it is important to consider the recent rating that the country has received from Standard & Poor’s (S&P), as this can directly impact investment in farmland in Uruguay.<\/p>\n