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Uruguay’s Push to De-Dollarize Boosted by New Money Market Funds

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 01 September 2026, 13:15 UTC By Ken Parks 1 min read
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Investors in Uruguay are parking more of their wealth in peso-denominated money market funds and government bonds, adding momentum to the South American safe haven’s push to reduce its dependence on the dollar.

Investors in Uruguay are parking more of their wealth in peso-denominated money market funds and government bonds, adding momentum to the South American safe haven’s push to reduce its dependence on the dollar.
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