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See all $CIB insider activity →Colombia’s COLCAP index ended flat at 2,452 points. The Colombian peso weakened 0.20% to 3,130 COP per USD. The article cites a cautious global backdrop after the S&P 500 fell 0.52% and notes oil as the key driver for energy-linked stocks such as Ecopetrol. Ecopetrol also completed a $1.2B purchase of 51% of Brava Energia.
Colombia’s COLCAP index rose 0.94% to 2,372 on Aug. 11, extending its August rebound, after July annual inflation eased to 6.03% versus 6.2% expected, according to Colombia’s statistics office. The peso was near 3,156 per USD. Banco de la República kept its 9.5% rate and has bought about US$386m in reserves. Heavyweights included Ecopetrol and Bancolombia.
Colombia’s MSCI COLCAP index rose 43.1% year-on-year to an average 2,310 points in mid-April 2026, after a 4.6% gain from March, according to Portafolio. The index gained 5.5% on 1 June after the first-round presidential election. Corficolombiana said financials’ weight rose to about 58% from 46%, while energy fell to about 8%.
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Lower rate-cut uncertainty can support Colombian bank valuations through improved funding and credit outlook.
Cibest is highlighted as a beneficiary of the election-driven risk-on move, implying near-term momentum sensitivity.
Cibest is cited as a driver of midweek weakness, implying stock-specific pressure during the week’s selloff.
Bank weakness appears more like risk-off drift than a company-specific shock.
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Colombia’s COLCAP index ended flat at 2,452 points. The Colombian peso weakened 0.20% to 3,130 COP per USD. The article cites a cautious global backdrop after the S&P 500 fell 0.52% and notes oil as the key driver for energy-linked stocks such as Ecopetrol. Ecopetrol also completed a $1.2B purchase of 51% of Brava Energia.
5 min readColombia’s COLCAP index rose 0.94% to 2,372 on Aug. 11, extending its August rebound, after July annual inflation eased to 6.03% versus 6.2% expected, according to Colombia’s statistics office. The peso was near 3,156 per USD. Banco de la República kept its 9.5% rate and has bought about US$386m in reserves. Heavyweights included Ecopetrol and Bancolombia.
6 min readColombia’s MSCI COLCAP index rose 43.1% year-on-year to an average 2,310 points in mid-April 2026, after a 4.6% gain from March, according to Portafolio. The index gained 5.5% on 1 June after the first-round presidential election. Corficolombiana said financials’ weight rose to about 58% from 46%, while energy fell to about 8%.
7 min readColombia markets were closed Friday for the Battle of Boyacá holiday, leaving Thursday’s COLCAP close at 2,350.44 as the week’s final reading. The dollar ended at 3,180.94 pesos, down 15.31% YoY. The new president Abelardo De La Espriella took office and outlined a tax overhaul without a wealth tax, fracking authorization, a spending freeze, and central bank independence. Ecopetrol was cited as a priority.
7 min readColombia’s MSCI COLCAP fell 0.31% to 2,384.67 on Monday, with 6 of 9 stocks lower. The peso weakened 0.37% to 3,158 per US dollar, near its 52-week low. Tecnoglass rose 7.64% while Ecopetrol fell 1.01% to $16.60 and Bancolombia dropped 1.57% to $91.07. Brent and WTI fell 4.73% and 5.11%.
4 min readLatin America markets ended July 31 mixed. Ibovespa rose 0.47% to 177,999, while Mexico’s IPC fell 0.58% to 66,936, Chile’s IPSA slipped 0.13% to 11,017, and Argentina’s Merval fell 0.41% to 3,291,323. Brazil’s CSN launched a $1.3 billion bond exchange with an 11% coupon. Colombia’s Banco de la República held rates at 12% and began reserve purchases.
7 min readColombian assets rose on Aug. 1, 2026. The COLCAP index gained 2.12% to 2,392.10 as the peso strengthened 2.46% to COP 3,122 per US dollar, a 52-week high. The move was attributed to higher global crude prices, lifting Ecopetrol and spilling into banks and utilities, with expectations that Colombia’s central bank may cut rates.
4 min readBanco Agromercantil (Banco BAM) in Guatemala received US$70 million in subordinated financing from Colombia’s Grupo Cibest, according to the holding company. The funds, structured as Tier 2 capital, are intended to strengthen Banco BAM’s solvency and expand lending, particularly to SMEs and independent workers.
4 min readKey Facts The COLCAP, Colombia’s main stock index, climbed 1.64% to close at 2,342.44 on Thursday extending a positive session driven by heavyweight energy and financial shares. The Colombian peso firmed 0.33% to 3,201 per US dollar continuing to trade well below its 52-week high of 3,864 as oil revenues support the currency.
5 min readKey Facts The COLCAP shed 0.38% closing at 2,274.53 points as energy shares dragged, while the Colombian peso strengthened a slight 0.09% to 3,213 per dollar. Ecopetrol acted as the main anchor slipping in sympathy with global crude prices that eased on Friday, weighing on the broader benchmark index. The peso sits 16.9% below its 52-week high trading near its strongest level of the year, a stark turnaround for a currency that touched 3,864 in the past twelve months.
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