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Pacific warming patterns suggest a 61% chance of El Niño by July, posing significant supply chain and power price risks for Colombia.

Bancolombia's NowCast data reveals a cooling economy as construction and communications sectors face contraction in early 2026.

S&P Global Ratings lowers Colombia's credit rating to BB- as persistent deficits and policy shifts challenge economic stability in 2026.

Bancolombia projects an April range of $3,625 COP for the peso following a 2.1% March gain and Brent crude’s rise to $118 USD per barrel.<

Finance Minister Germán Ávila walked out of a central bank board meeting, accusing it of going against Colombia’s national interests and deepening institutional tensions.

Colombia’s unemployment rate dropped to 9.2% in February from 10.3% a year earlier, marking the lowest level for the month since 2001.

The Colombian central bank adjusts its stance as global energy instability and persistent internal pressures drive inflation concerns.

Service-oriented and labor-intensive businesses may face higher operating costs due to the 23% minimum wage hike and its immediate impact on indexed service categories

Colombian President Gustavo Petro's decreed 23% raise in the country's minimum wage may now be rescinded for failing to follow laws mandating limits for such measures.

The Javierana University study highlighted that Colombian municipalities depend upon the national government for roughly 50% of revenues.