Dollar in Colombia: TRM rises to COP 3,297.07 for Wednesday, November 11

FinanceColombiaMinuto 30Nov 11, 2026, 4:59 PMAI summary

The Representative Market Rate stood at COP 3,297.07 for Wednesday, November 11, according to the Financial Superintendency. The dollar rose COP 27.19 from Tuesday (COP 3,269.88) and has now climbed four sessions in a row. In a week the currency has appreciated COP 75.88 (2.4%) and in a month it has gained COP 102.63 (3.2%) from COP 3,194.44 on October 10. The rise coincides with annual inflation of 6.30% in October, according to DANE.

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The TRM for Wednesday, November 11 stood at COP 3,297.07, up COP 27.19 from Tuesday.
The dollar has risen four sessions in a row: from COP 3,221.19 on Thursday, November 5 to COP 3,297.07 on Wednesday.
In a month the currency has appreciated COP 102.63, or 3.2%, from COP 3,194.44 on October 10.

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Dollar in Colombia: TRM rises to COP 3,297.07 for Wednesday, November 11

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