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Uruguay - Domestic Credit 2004

Name: Uruguay Domestic Credit 2004
Creator: World Bank
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Domestic credit provided by financial sector as % of GDP · World Bank

47.65% −22.11% from 2003 Global rank: 15th

Uruguay's domestic credit was 47.65% in 2004, decreased +22.11% from 69.76% in 2003. This was the 15th highest globally.

Global Ranking - 2004▾

Domestic Credit by Country - 2004
Rank	Country	Value	YoY
1st	Comoros	5.12%	-18.5%
2nd	Malawi	8.33%	0.2%
3rd	Ecuador	16.49%	4.9%
4th	Peru	17.03%	-16.8%
5th	Solomon Islands	22.10%	-21.7%
6th	Maldives	27.43%	-
7th	Trinidad and Tobago	28.33%	-21.0%
8th	Dominican Republic	29.42%	-
9th	Mexico	29.47%	-3.0%
10th	Guatemala	32.09%	-1.1%
11th	Honduras	36.75%	-2.2%
12th	Zimbabwe	40.30%	-49.7%
13th	Argentina	41.89%	-17.2%
14th	Colombia	45.23%	11.1%
15th	Uruguay	47.65%	-31.7%
16th	El Salvador	54.02%	1.9%
17th	Bahamas, The	56.60%	1.7%
18th	Tunisia	64.15%	-1.9%
19th	Nicaragua	64.99%	-9.3%
20th	Chile	83.86%	-1.3%
21st	Guyana	98.46%	3.4%
22nd	Fiji	102.60%	7.1%
23rd	Norway	105.06%	-0.1%
24th	South Africa	149.37%	5.4%
25th	Canada	187.91%	1.2%
26th	United States	213.94%	3.1%
27th	Japan	293.61%	-1.2%

FAQ

What was Uruguay's domestic credit in 2004?▾

Uruguay's domestic credit in 2004 was 47.65%. This ranked 15th globally.

How did Uruguay's domestic credit change in 2004?▾

Uruguay's domestic credit decreased by 31.7% in 2004 compared to 2003.

Which country had the highest domestic credit in 2004?▾

Japan had the highest domestic credit in 2004 at 293.61%.

What is the domestic credit of Uruguay in 2004?▾

The domestic credit of Uruguay in 2004 was 47.65%. This ranked 15th globally.

How does 2004 compare to 2003 for Uruguay's domestic credit?▾

Uruguay's domestic credit went from 69.76% in 2003 to 47.65% in 2004, a 31.7% decrease.

HistorySaid - pattern alert

Uruguay matched the Export Boom Cycle pattern in 2004. Historically: 768 occurrences, 546 successful (71%). Outcome 24 months later: 4.1%. View full analysis →

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