Elecciones, crisis fiscal, PIB, inflación y tasas; marcarán el paso de la agenda económica durante febrero

TL;DR

February is a key month for economic indicators in Colombia, including GDP growth, inflation, and government financing.
DAVIbank estimates Colombia's economy grew by 2.8% in 2025, mainly driven by the services sector, but with heterogeneous performance across other sectors.
Inflation is a major concern, with expectations rising due to the minimum wage increase and potential persistence of price hikes.
Analysts have raised their inflation projection for 2026, suggesting the central bank may continue to increase interest rates.
The Colombian government has issued debt in both dollars and local currency to manage its finances.
A Constitutional Court ruling on an economic emergency decree is pending, which could affect government revenue projections.
Upcoming Congressional elections on March 8th add political complexity, with the need for consensus on economic reforms.
Global economic resilience is noted, but geopolitical uncertainty and market preferences for safe assets influence investment climate.

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