La deuda en Colombia volvió a tiempos de la pandemia y analistas encienden alarmas de cara al futuro

TL;DR

Public debt service costs have risen significantly, from $1.219 trillion in August 2022 to $1.978 trillion in November 2025.
Interest payments on the debt have nearly doubled, increasing from $421 billion to $802 billion in the same period.
Colombia's risk premium remains elevated, exceeding pre-pandemic levels, contributing to higher borrowing costs.
The cost of debt in pesos has doubled between January 2022 and January 2026, with interest rates on 10-year TES rising from 8.6% to 13.03%.
Higher TES rates are translating to increased mortgage rates, affecting housing affordability.
Experts argue that the government is not financing itself at lower rates, and the real cost of borrowing is reflected in TES rates.
The fiscal deficit is projected to be the highest in Colombia's history.
There is an urgent need to rebuild confidence and implement macroprudential policies in economic management to reduce the risk perception.

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