Colombia’s peso rose the most in a month on Wednesday amid speculation the European Central Bank may take more steps to keep the euro region’s debt crisis from spreading. The peso rose the most since Nov. 4, climbing 0.6 percent...
Read MoreColombia’s state-run oil firm Ecopetrol sold one trillion pesos ($517.4 million) in local bonds Wednesday, with demand reaching three times as high. Javier Gutierrez, the company’s president, said the funds will be...
Read MoreBanco Davivienda, Colombia’s third-largest bank by assets, aims to increase its float to 20%-25% by the end of 2011 from a current 14.5%, the company’s vice president of corporate finance, Jaime Castaneda, said. The...
Read MoreColombia’s urban unemployment rate, considered the main gauge to measure joblessness in the country, declined in October, a sign that the faster economic growth seen so far this year could be igniting job creation....
Read MoreCoffee growers in Colombia, the world’s second-largest producer of arabica beans, said above- average rainfall may damage next year’s crop. Output will depend on the timing and amount of rainfall, which may last through June,...
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