# What the TRM is and how a dollar at 3,235.59 pesos affects imports and exports

> The article explains that the TRM is the average of same-day dollar transactions by supervised Colombian financial entities. The reference rate is cited at 3,235.59 pesos per dollar. It notes that a higher rate makes imports more expensive, while a lower rate helps importers and hurts exporters.

- Date: 2026-11-04 · published 2026-11-04T18:10:49.525Z
- Category: market · region Colombia · magnitude low
- Page: https://feedsoft.ai/events/80117-what-the-trm-is-and-how-a-dollar-at-3-235-59-pesos-affects-imports-and-exports
- Commodities: [Colombian Peso (COP per USD)](https://feedsoft.ai/c/USDCOP.md)

## Why it matters

The TRM is the official reference for peso-denominated import and export pricing in Colombia, so its level shapes the landed cost of imported feed ingredients. The article is background on how that rate transmits to costs rather than a new market move.

## Sources

- quillanewfinanceandtechnology.com: https://quillanewfinanceandtechnology.com/en/news/what-the-trm-is-and-how-a-dollar-at-3-235-59-pesos-affects-imports-and-exports-04cbf7fc-en

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