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Colombia’s Economy Grew an Estimated 2.7% in the Second Quarter, Bancolombia’s NowCast Estimates Show

Manufacturing and services led a modest second-quarter pickup, while mining slipped into contraction and construction kept decelerating.
Posted On August 4, 2026
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Bancolombia Warns Colombia’s Peso Has Detached From Its Fundamentals

The peso sits near $3,200COP, but Bancolombia’s model pegs fair value at $3,720 COP — and sees it drifting back by 2027.
Posted On August 1, 2026
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Construction workers on the job. According to the report, more formal employment are vulnerable to market changes, and workers are receiving a lower income relative to the minimum wage. Stock photo by Kevin Seibel via Pixabay.
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Bancolombia Analysts Warn Colombia’s Low Unemployment Masks Deteriorating Job Quality

While Colombia's jobless rate is low, analysts from Bancolombia say the jobs are vulnerably reliant on public spending, and lower-paying.
Posted On July 28, 2026
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Grupo Cibest estimates that the government is on track with its tax collection this year, while their expenditures may be overshooting a bit compared to the expectations set this year. Stock photo by Csaba Nagy via Pixabay.
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Colombia’s Tax Collection Reached $162.6 Trillion COP in Six Months, Grupo Cibest Trackers Show

Domestic VAT, the financial transactions tax, and income tax powered the gains, while fuel, wealth, and foreign VAT revenues lagged.
Posted On July 28, 2026
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Grupo Cibest Cuts Colombia’s 2026 Growth Forecast to 2.6% as Inflation and Fiscal Risks Mount

The mid-year update also lifts the bank's policy-rate call to 12.75% and trims its peso forecast as remittances hit records.
Posted On July 13, 2026
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Colombia’s Peso Rallies 7.4% in June as the Election Result Overrides a Hostile Global Backdrop

A stronger dollar and a 21% oil slump battered peers, yet Colombia's currency broke ranks. Bancolombia explains why - and where it goes next.
Posted On July 7, 2026
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Bancolombia Says Colombia’s TES Rally Outruns a Fiscal Picture Its Own Government Plays Down

Colombia's TES curve rallied after the election, but Bancolombia warns the government's 5.3% deficit target looks too optimistic.
Posted On June 30, 2026
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Bancolombia Analysts Show Colombia’s Economy Accelerating in Second Quarter 2026

Bancolombia puts Colombia's Q2 2026 GDP growth at 2.6% — slightly below consensus, but trending upward from a weak first quarter.
Posted On June 3, 2026
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Estimated annual food inflation by component, June 2026; monthly change shown inside each bar. Source: Grupo Cibest / Bancolombia, Food Prices Monitor.
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Bancolombia Expects Colombia’s Food Inflation to Hold Near 6% as June Prices Cool

Bancolombia's June tracker points to flat monthly food prices and a 6.12% annual rate as tuber and onion spikes offset seasonal declines.
Posted On May 28, 2026
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Housing construction costs rose by 4.77% in Colombia in 2017. (Credit: Jared Wade)
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Bancolombia NowCast Index Signals Colombia Economic Slowdown in First Quarter

Bancolombia's NowCast data reveals a cooling economy as construction and communications sectors face contraction in early 2026.
Posted On April 8, 2026
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