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Colombia’s central bank bought US$2 billion from the national government on November 6 at the prevailing exchange rate. The transaction increased international reserves by the same amount and is part of a reserve-accumulation program launched in August; the bank said it will monitor effects on peso liquidity.
The purchase strengthens Colombia’s foreign-currency buffer, while the central bank may need to manage the resulting peso-liquidity effects. No direct feed-commodity supply or demand impact is indicated.
extra.com.coGeraldine RiosNov 7, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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