
Colombia's Vice President José Manuel Restrepo warned in a Semana interview that the country could default next year and face hyperinflation if Congress does not pass the government's fiscal rescue bill by year-end. The article cites a 9.4% of GDP fiscal deficit and a central bank dollar purchase of $6 billion.
A Colombian fiscal and peso crisis weakens the peso and raises import costs for feed buyers relying on Colombian demand, while the currency move could affect regional feed purchasing power.
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