Monetary Indicators and Their Economic Impact

Listen to the full column here: https://970universal.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/tiscornia.mp3 As every month, economic journalist Fabián Tiscornia evaluates in his column of Meeting Point, the main economic indicators of Uruguay with lights of a traffic light. So the red is for when an indicator is bad or bad, the yellow notes that the indicator has to be paid attention or that it is getting worse, even if it is not necessarily bad, and the …

The president of the Central Bank, Gabriel Galípolo, said this Tuesday, April 1st, that the Brazilian economy has a series of cross, perverse and regressive subsidies. The statement was made during a formal session of the Chamber of Deputies in honor of the 60th anniversary of the municipality. “It's natural, everyone would like to have the best of both worlds. Everyone would like to be able to receive the benefit from both sides, but it is up t…

The President of the Central Bank spoke at an event celebrating 60 years of the Central Bank. The president of the Central Bank, Gabriel Galípolo, stated that the channels for broadcasting monetary policy do not operate as fluidly as in other countries. For him, unlike other places in the world, even with high interest rates, employment in Brazil and household consumption continue to grow. — An issue that always comes up (outside the country) i…

Monetary Indicators and Their Economic Impact

Highlights: Monetary indicators reflect the economic effects of monetary policy, particularly in credit markets. These indicators help assess financial stability, liquidity, and inflation trends. Policymakers use them to fine-tune strategies for economic growth and stability. Monetary indicators serve as essential tools for understanding the impact of monetary policy on the broader economy. These indicators help measure financial stability, ass…