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TL;DR

GDP growth for 2025 was 2.6%, but this figure is deceptive as the consumption-driven model is losing momentum.
Dynamic sectors include trade (+4.6%), public administration (+4.5%), and entertainment (+9.9%).
Mining (-6.2%) and construction (-2.8%) are the most affected sectors.
A significant increase in the minimum wage is predicted to lead to higher inflation.
The fiscal deficit and remittances have supported unprecedented consumption.
A record trade deficit of $16.4 billion indicates falling competitiveness.
Gross capital formation shows a significant drop in the last quarter of 2025 (-9.3%).
Foreign investment decreased by 14.1% in 2025, accumulating a fall of over 30% in two years.
Anti-business measures and political uncertainty have paralyzed investment decisions.
The Colombian economy is heading towards a drastic adjustment to prevent a total collapse.

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