The Colombian peso, which had been on a tear for much of the year, has retreated against the dollar in recent days, slammed by the global decline in commodity prices and the government’s $1.2 billion dollar-purchase plan....
Read MoreDespite some roadblocks in Colombia’s plan to sell a portion of state-controlled oil company Ecopetrol SA to help pay for recovery from torrential rains and floods, the country’s finance minister said Tuesday the...
Read MoreColombia’s peso weakened against the U.S. dollar on Monday as the government’s dollar-purchase plans squeezed investors, companies, and banks with foreign obligations, prompting them to sell the peso. The peso shed...
Read MoreUnionized workers in Colombia for Occidental Petroleum Corp. have agreed to a deal that averts a possible strike that threatened to halt production at the 90,000-barrel-a-day Caño Limon oil field. Tarsicio Mora, head of CUT,...
Read MoreColombia’s foreign debt, measured in relation to economic output, climbed in February compared with the same month a year earlier fueled by a surge in foreign debt taken on by the private sector. Colombia’s total...
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