Colombian peso weakens toward 3,300 per dollar after October inflation data

FinanceColombiaPulzoNov 10, 2026, 11:15 AMAI summary

The dollar in Colombia opened the November 10 session at 3,274 pesos, 5 pesos above the previous close, with a low near 3,273 and a high of 3,285. The exchange rate rose after DANE reported annual inflation through October at 6.30%, a slight acceleration within analysts' expectations. Investors are also weighing Ecopetrol's US$2 billion eight-year bond placement and signals from the Federal Reserve on rates.

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The dollar opened at 3,274 pesos, 5 pesos above the previous close, with a high of 3,285.
Annual inflation through October was 6.30%, a slight acceleration in line with market expectations.
Ecopetrol placed US$2 billion in eight-year bonds with a 7.875% coupon and demand 3.5 times the offer.

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