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The euro traded at COP 3,611.20 in Colombia on Thursday, down 1.11% on the day, and sits near its lowest levels of recent months. Over the past six months it has lost 16.53% against the peso and 18.05% over the year.
A weaker euro against the peso lowers the local-currency cost of European-origin feed ingredients and equipment for Colombian buyers. The move is a currency-translation shift rather than a change in feed supply or demand.
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