Colombian dollar keeps rising and closes at COP 3,297.33

FinanceColombiaLa FMNov 10, 2026, 4:02 PMAI summary

The dollar closed the session higher at COP 3,297.33, COP 27.45 above the day's TRM, after hitting a high of COP 3,309.99 and a low of COP 3,268, across 1,633 transactions worth US$1.208 billion. The Colombian peso weakened due to the fiscal deficit trend, the rescue plan and dollar availability, according to Mauricio Acevedo. Dane reported annual inflation of 6.30% in October, versus 6.29% in September and analysts' 6.38% forecast.

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The dollar closed at COP 3,297.33, COP 27.45 above the TRM, with a high of COP 3,309.99 and a low of COP 3,268.
1,633 transactions worth US$1.208 billion were carried out during the session.
The peso weakened due to the fiscal deficit, the rescue plan and dollar availability, according to Mauricio Acevedo.

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