Colombia finishes 2010 with $28.4B in reserves

 

In September Colombia’s central bank started a plan to purchase approximately $20 million daily through the end of the year to help ease the inflation of its currency.

The report issued by the bank indicated that after taking into account the devaluation of the peso, the increase in gross reserves amounts to $1.9 billion.

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