Uruguay’s National Institute of Statistics (INE) publishes the monthly value of the Indexed Unit (UI), a key economic indicator linked to the country’s consumer price index (IPC). The UI serves as a reference for adjusting financial obligations, including loans, contracts, and pensions, to account for inflation. As of June 25, 2026, the UI’s value has been updated to reflect the latest IPC evolution. This adjustment ensures that the real value of monetary amounts is maintained over time, protecting creditors and debtors from the effects of inflation. The INE’s monthly reports provide transparency regarding the UI’s fluctuations, allowing individuals and businesses to plan accordingly. The current value is crucial for calculating index-linked payments and assessing the impact of inflation on the Uruguayan economy.