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The US dollar closed in Colombia at COP 3,270 on November 9, up COP 33 from the day's reference rate. It opened at COP 3,245, reached a high of COP 3,288, and traded an average of about COP 3,269.
A stronger dollar raises the local-currency cost of imported inputs and dollar-denominated obligations for Colombian buyers. The report points to upward pressure on the US dollar against the Colombian peso.
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