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The COLCAP index rose 0.13% to 2,301 and the Colombian peso strengthened to 3,256 per dollar, supported by stable crude prices and a broader risk-on market sentiment. The article was first published on The Rio Times.

Colombia's COLCAP rose 0.58% led by Ecopetrol, while the peso weakened 0.09% against the dollar in a mixed Latin American market session.

Colombia's COLCAP fell 0.29% on Friday due to a stronger peso, which negatively impacted Ecopetrol. The peso's strength pressured the market, leading to the decline in the COLCAP index.

Colombia's COLCAP index fell 0.29% to 2,292.03 as the peso reached its strongest level since 2019. Grupo Sura's shares surged 48% due to heavy rebalancing flows.

Colombia's COLCAP index fell 0.39% to 2,298.73, while the peso strengthened to 3,236 per dollar. Oil gains linked to U.S.-Iran strikes were cited as a supporting factor for the peso's performance.

Colombia's COLCAP decreased by 0.39% to 2,298.73 on July 14, 2026, influenced by softer oil prices and the performance of Ecopetrol. The article was first published on The Rio Times.

Colombia's COLCAP index rose 0.65% to 2,307.67, while the peso reached a 52-week low against the dollar, driven by oil-led risk appetite. The market performance was supported by financial factors linked to oil prices.

COLCAP rose 0.65% to 2,307.67 as the USD/COP currency pair approached a 52-week low of 3,242, driven by oil prices, carry trade activity, and capital inflows.

Colombia's COLCAP rose 0.81% on July 8, 2026, driven by a US-Iran oil price surge and a stronger peso. The market gains were led by companies like Nutresa, Grupo Bolivar, and Celsia.

Colombia's COLCAP closed flat at 2,295.85 on July 7 as Bancolombia's gain offset a slipping Ecopetrol, while the peso held near 3,349 per dollar.

COLCAP declined 0.25% to 2,290 on July 6, 2026, driven by an 8.5% drop in Ecopetrol and a decline in Bancolombia's Cibest due to weaker oil prices and pre-CPI data uncertainty.

Colombia's COLCAP stock index rose 1.57% on July 3 as the peso held near its 52-week low and Brent crude prices increased.

Colombia's equity index (COLCAP) closed flat near its 52-week range while the peso reached a six-year high of 3,367, driven by rate-driven carry attracting foreign capital.

Colombia's COLCAP stock index remained nearly unchanged, rising 0.01% to 2,260, while the peso gained approximately 2% against the dollar following a weak US jobs report. The dollar fell to around 3,360 pesos as a result of the economic data.

Colombia's COLCAP index fell 0.41% as Ecopetrol dropped over 5%, while ETB rose nearly 16% to a one-year high. The market decline was driven by Ecopetrol's performance despite ETB's gains.

Colombian stocks declined as the central bank increased interest rates to 12% to combat inflation. The COLCAP index fell 0.75% to 2,269 on June 30 following the rate hike.

Colombia's COLCAP stock index rose 1.09% to 2,286 on June 26, rebounding from a three-day decline after the runoff election as de la Espriella's win was certified. The stock exchange was closed on Monday.

Colombia's stock market (COLCAP) declined 0.42% to 2,261 on June 25 as a recount confirmed de la Espriella's election win and his rival conceded. The peso strengthened, signaling the post-election selloff is stabilizing.

Colombia's stock market index COLCAP dropped 3.24% to 2,271 on June 24 for a third consecutive day, driven by political risk from a recount demand by a losing candidate. The peso weakened for the first time during the decline, indicating spreading caution beyond shares.

Colombia's COLCAP stock index fell 1.93% to 2,347 on June 23, continuing a decline after a pre-election rally following a close runoff election. The Colombian peso strengthened to a multi-year high amid the stock market drop, indicating profit-taking rather than a capital flight.

Colombia's COLCAP rose 4.02% to a record high ahead of a runoff election, while Argentina's Merval declined following MSCI's rejection of its upgrade. Both events are highlighted in the Latin American Pulse report.

Colombia's COLCAP stock market index rose 4.02% to 2,502.96 on June 19, surpassing the 2,500 level for the first time amid investor optimism ahead of the June 21 runoff election.

Colombia's stock market index COLCAP surged to a fresh multi-month high on June 18, driven by gains in the banking sector ahead of a market-friendly June 21 runoff election. The index rose 1.22% to 2,406.14.

Colombia's COLCAP stock index fell 0.65% to 2,371 after returning from a holiday, marking a brief pause following its record performance. The decline occurred as the June 21 runoff election approached.

Colombia's COLCAP stock market index surged 3.99% to 2,387, marking a fourth consecutive gain and reaching fresh highs amid growing optimism ahead of the June 21 election runoff.

Colombia's stock market, as measured by the COLCAP index, rose 1.44% to 2,295 on Thursday, marking a third consecutive day of gains driven by election optimism and a softer dollar. The article was first published on The Rio Times.

Colombia's COLCAP stock index rose 0.45% to 2,263 on Wednesday, marking a second consecutive gain amid steadier oil prices and election optimism, while regional markets remained cautious.

Colombia's COLCAP stock market rose 2.71% to 2,252, driven by steady oil prices and Ecopetrol's leadership in a recovering Latin America.

Colombia's COLCAP stock index fell 1.58% to 2,193 due to weaker oil prices and a strong dollar. The peso remained firmer than most regional currencies despite the market decline.

Colombia's Colcap index fell 1.58% to 2,192.97 on June 5 as oil prices slid about 2%, weighing on the energy-heavy index. The peso remained stable during the decline.