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The US dollar opened lower against the Colombian peso on November 5, trading around COP 3,215, below the previous close of COP 3,219. The move followed Democratic gains in the US midterm elections, and Trump said there were no immediate plans for new strikes on Iran.
A weaker dollar against the peso lowers the local-currency cost of US-priced imports, including feed ingredients, while the political backdrop feeds into broader oil-price expectations.
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