
The dollar opened at an average of COP 3,236.03, down 0.14% from the previous close of COP 3,240.49. It had fallen 0.44% over the past week, while Bancolombia projected an average exchange rate of COP 3,878 for 2026, citing global dollar weakness, remittances and expected increases in local interest rates.
A weaker dollar and steady remittance inflows can support the peso and weigh on USDCOP, while higher Colombian rates may reinforce that effect. The reported opening move was modest and does not indicate a material change in feed-market fundamentals.
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