Analysts forecast Colombia’s annual inflation at 6.35%–6.41% in October, up from 6.29% in September and marking a third consecutive month of acceleration. Higher food prices, rents and utility rates, especially electricity, are among the cited pressures; the official October figure was due on November 9.
Persistent food and utility inflation can raise domestic costs and affect household purchasing power, while potentially supporting local food prices. No specific feed commodity price impact is established in the report.
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