El peso colombiano se fortalece 13,2% frente al dólar y solo es superado en la región por el peso mexicano
La moneda gringa alcanzó a negociarse este 3 de febrero en un mínimo de $3.590, un precio que no se veía desde el 2021. Si bien, la debilidad del dóla...
TL;DR
- The dollar reached a low of $3,590 Colombian pesos on February 3rd, a level not seen since 2021.
- The Colombian peso has strengthened by 13.22% against the dollar in the past 12 months.
- This makes the Colombian peso the second strongest emerging currency in Latin America, trailing only the Mexican peso.
- Factors contributing to the dollar's decline include changes in US monetary policy, global economic uncertainty, record remittances to Colombia, and the Banco de la República's decision to raise interest rates.
- Projections suggest the exchange rate will remain close to $3,650, with potential volatility due to election-related information in the first half of the year.