
The dollar opened at COP$3,220, up COP$26 from the prior close, with a session range of 3,218 to 3,245. Vice President José Manuel Restrepo warned that Colombia could default without approval of the government's rescue law.
Finance Minister Miguel Gómez said the country would have no way to finance itself in 2027 without it.
Fiscal risk and the possibility of default weigh on the peso and raise dollar-based import costs for feed buyers. The market expects the year-end rate to range between 3,200 and 3,300.
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