Dollar closed at 3,310.65 pesos in Colombia, above 3,300

FinanceColombiaDiario del SurNov 12, 2026, 7:34 PMAI summary

The dollar closed on Thursday, November 12, at 3,310.65 pesos, up 14.97 pesos from the previous close of 3,295.68. During the session the currency reached a high of 3,347.47 and averaged 3,301.87. The move may affect prices of imported goods, raw materials and some consumer products. Factors cited include falling oil prices, U.S. economic decisions and international uncertainty.

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The dollar closed at 3,310.65 pesos, up 14.97 from the previous 3,295.68.
It hit a session high of 3,347.47 and averaged 3,301.87.
A stronger dollar may affect prices of imports, raw materials and consumer goods.

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