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In terms of large Latin American economies, Peru and Colombia are the only two countries currently projected for growth of 3.0% or more in 2017.

"There is little room for policymakers to leave interest rates on hold," according to Capital Economics analyst Adam Collins.

While the uptick provided much needed revenue for the government, the news isn't so positive outside of the one $2 billion sale of a state-owned utility.

Canada's pledge is the latest in a series of international commitments, including a $450 million USD commitment from the United States.

Colombia officially begun circulating its redesigned 20,000 peso bill today as the first in a series of redesigned notes that will help prevent counterfeiting. The multi-colored bill is largely orange and includes the likeness of former President Alfonso López Michelsen, who...

The Colombian capital ranks 190th out of 209 cities analyzed in a new study by Mercer — representing a drop of 42 spots from its 2015 edition.

Two historic events in less than 24 hours — a ceasefire with FARC and the United Kingdom's Brexit — may each reverberate throughout the Colombian economy for years to come.

To fight the highest inflation Colombia has seen in 15 years, the nation's central bank raised its benchmark interest rate, up 25 basis points to 7.5%, for the tenth consecutive month.

"If the war continues we'll have to raise taxes to finance it," said Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos.

"We will go back to the state of war” if the peace deal doesn't pass the popular vote, said Santos during the first day of a World Economic Forum event in Medellín.