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IMF projects Colombia’s GDP growth at 2.5% in 2025; inflation easing to 4.5%, but deficit hits 7.1% and debt peaks at 62.3% by 2027.

Looking ahead, Bancolombia projects the USD/COP exchange rate to trade between $4,000 COP and $4,200 COP over the next month.

Bancolombia says the central bank’s caution reflects complex financing, global trade uncertainty, and US policy instability.

Breaking the fiscal rule without extraordinary cause may risk overspending, mounting debt, and a blow to Colombia’s economic credibility.

Bank of America's analysis underscores significant fiscal challenges in Colombia, leading to a recommendation against investment in the country's assets.

Colombia’s economy grows, but high rates and delayed tax collection hinder progress. Floods rise, La Niña looms, and the wage debate continues.

Even without reform debates in Congress, there’s been a lot happening.

Colombian truckers are on strike and blocking traffic, angry about the price of diesel fuel.

Restaurants/Hotels & Cigarettes and Alcohol also rose 0.33% & 0.22% respectively which means Colombians are still insistent on enjoying themselves.

Colombian Finance Minister Ricardo Bonilla must be pulling his remaining hair out.