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The dollar in Colombia rose by about COP 48 to close at COP 3,242 on 3 November, reaching a high of COP 3,255 and a low of COP 3,216. Attention focused on the government's economic rescue law and the Banco de la República's policy minutes, with the vice president warning of default if the bill fails.
Fiscal uncertainty in Colombia alongside Middle East tensions keeps the peso under pressure, raising the dollar cost of imported feed for local buyers.
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