Wednesday 22nd May 2013,
The Colombian peso on Wednesday hit a one-year low against the peso as government measures to lower the value of the currency seem effective.
Colombia will continue buying dollars in order to keep its currency competitive, said Finance Minister Mauricio Cardenas on Wednesday.
Colombia is set to sign a free trade agreement with Costa Rica, marking another step toward Colombia’s regional free trade policies with other Latin American and Pacific states.
A set of Colombia’s mining regulations from 2001 that are set to expire this month are causing concern about what a return to the old standards could mean for informal Full Article »
Colombia has made it to the top 10 of countries who manage their natural resources like oil and gas best, according to a recently released global ranking.
When excluding oil, Colombian exports to the United States have gone up 7% since a free trade pact between the two countries came into power a year ago, acting U.S. Full Article »
Colombia has overtaken Mexico as the third largest recipient of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Latin America and the Caribbean, the United Nations said Tuesday.
Colombia’s Congress on Tuesday ratified an agreement made with Mexico, Chile and Peru to form the Pacific Alliance, a trade bloc that seeks to strengthen economic integration of partners.
Colombia’s trade minister on Tuesday admitted a free trade agreement with the United States, in force since exactly a year ago, did not result in the promised increase in exports Full Article »
Changing coffee trends, especially in Asia, should spell good news for Colombia’s coffee industry, according to the head of operations at the International Coffee Organization (ICO).
