La geopolítica y el comercio golpean los mercados: acciones corrigen y sube la búsqueda de activos refugio

TL;DR

Global markets showed caution due to geopolitical and trade tensions, particularly concerning Greenland.
US stock indices showed mixed performance: Nasdaq advanced, while S&P 500 and Dow Jones declined.
The US dollar index (DXY) weakened significantly.
US Treasury yields saw a marginal decrease.
Gold prices continued to rise, showing substantial appreciation over the past year and year-to-date.
Brent crude oil prices increased year-to-date but decreased over the past twelve months.
The Colombian peso appreciated against the dollar.
Colombia's fixed income market saw mixed movements, with fixed-rate TES depreciating and UVR-linked TES appreciating.
The Colombian stock market (MSCI COLCAP) rose significantly but might experience a "rest" period.
Colombia's industrial sector (ISE) grew, driven by services like public administration, health, education, and arts.
Key macroeconomic figures for Colombia include a repo rate of 9.25%, inflation of 5.10%, and unemployment of 7.0%.
Upcoming events to watch include the US Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and US employment/trade data, as well as Colombia's central bank interest rate decision.

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