The dollar closed in Colombia at COP 3,269 on November 9, up COP 29.50 from Friday, after reaching an intraday high of COP 3,288.50. Analysts cited in the report forecast a near-term trading range of COP 3,190–3,280, with Bancolombia projecting a wider range for November.
A firmer dollar makes imported feed ingredients and other foreign-currency inputs more expensive for Colombian buyers. The exchange-rate move is bullish for USDCOP, though the cited forecasts indicate continued volatility rather than a one-way trend.
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