x     Uruguay’s Central Bank (BCU) cut its benchmark policy rate by 100 basis points to 6.5% and said monetary policy “enters an expansionary phase,” framing the move as a way to prevent inflation from drifting away from its 4.5% target and to respond to recent strains in the foreign-exchange market. The decision deepens an easing path that local reporting says now totals six consecutive reductions since mid-2025, and comes with an unusual scheduling change: the bank brought forward its

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