Colombia would complete six years with inflation above target, according to Anif

FinanceColombiaPulzoNov 13, 2026, 10:49 AMAI summary

Inflation in Colombia could complete six consecutive years above the Banco de la República's target. Anif projects that the CPI would close 2026 near 6.6%, driven by services and food. Annual inflation reached 6.3% in October, versus 6.29% in September and 5.51% a year earlier, the highest level since July 2024. Services rose 7.2% and food 7.3%; potatoes became 98% more expensive in a year.

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Anif projects the CPI would close 2026 near 6.6%, which would mean six years above the Banco de la República's target.
Annual inflation was 6.3% in October, versus 6.29% in September and 5.51% in the same month of 2025; the highest level since July 2024.
Services rose 7.2% year on year and food 7.3%; potatoes posted a 98% increase in a year.

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