Colombia's dollar rises to 3,316.70 pesos, marking five straight sessions of gains

FinanceColombiaDiario del SurNov 14, 2026, 12:39 PMAI summary

Colombia's Financial Superintendency certified an exchange rate of 3,316.70 pesos per dollar for Saturday, November 14 and the rest of the holiday weekend, up 14.79 pesos from Friday, a 0.45% increase. The dollar has now risen for five consecutive sessions and remains above 3,300 pesos. Analysts point to the international strengthening of the U.S. currency amid military tensions in the Persian Gulf and investor uncertainty over the legislative debate of the so-called Economic Rescue Law.

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The exchange rate stood at 3,316.70 pesos per dollar for Saturday, November 14 and the holiday weekend.
The increase was 14.79 pesos from Friday, or 0.45%.
The dollar has accumulated five consecutive sessions of gains and remains above 3,300 pesos.

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