Guillermo Tolosa

Guillermo Tolosa

economist Uruguay

Guillermo Tolosa is an experienced economist who has worked for two decades at the International Monetary Fund (IMF). He has recently been appointed as the president of the Central Bank of Uruguay (BCU) under the new administration of Yamandú Orsi, and is tasked with managing the country's monetary policy during a challenging economic period marked by inflation and other systemic issues.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
2,654
Power
41$
Sentiment
6.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Uruguay 1 6.00 0.08% +0% 3,473,730 2,654 $54,000 41$
Totals 1 3,473,730 2,654 $54,000 41$
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Recent Mentions

Uruguay Uruguay: Guillermo Tolosa, the president of the Central Bank, emphasized that inflation in Uruguay is still high compared to international standards. 6

El Observador: los números de la economía que prevé el gobierno para los próximos cinco años

Uruguay Uruguay: Guillermo Tolosa, the president of the BCU, discussed inflation expectations in an interview. 7

El Observador: BCU mantuvo la tasa de interés en 9,25%, tras evaluar datos de inflación, expectativas y desempeño de la economía

Uruguay Uruguay: Guillermo Tolosa, the president of the BCU, noted that inflation expectations have been completely misaligned from reality. 6

El Observador: expectativas todavía lejos de la meta y en espera por decisiones claves del gobierno

Uruguay Uruguay: Guillermo Tolosa is accompanying Joaquín Oddone to Washington for meetings with the IMF and World Bank. 6

El Observador: Es clave seguir mejorando nuestra calificación de deuda

Uruguay Uruguay: Guillermo Tolosa was appointed as president, reaffirming the BCU's commitment to reducing inflation. 7

El Observador: Inflación se aceleró en marzo, pero se mantiene dentro de meta oficial

Uruguay Uruguay: Guillermo Tolosa was appointed as the president of the Central Bank, which gives Munyo confidence in the government's approach to inflation. 7

El Observador: atraer inversión en un país caro y los US$ 4.500 millones que precisa para aumentar la tasa de crecimiento