The World Bank projected economic growth at 2.5% for Colombia in 2017 in its semi-annual Global Economic Prospects report released last week. The projection is over double the 1.2% growth…
Colombia’s central bank is to double US dollar purchases to control an appreciating peso, which is damaging exports, reported local media.
The Colombian government is looking to issue bonds with a 100-year duration, capitalizing on strong long-term economic outlook to finance the ongoing deficit, Colombia’s finance minister reported in US news-wire…
Without the armed conflict, Colombia’s economic growth could have been 8.7% instead of 4.3%, according to a new study from the conflict research institute.
Despite back-to-back interest rate hikes by Colombia’s central bank, economic growth is accelerating with inflation within targets, reported US news service Bloomberg.
The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have said Colombia has maintained a strong economic performance in the recent years by improving the country’s policy framework.
Figures released by Colombia’s office for national statistics on Monday showed an overall decrease in production in the manufacturing sector for the year 2013 despite a positive month for December.
Representatives from three of the largest global economic institutions used President Juan Manuel Santos’ ongoing visit to the United States as an opportunity to publicly praise Colombia on the model…
There were 39% more millionaires in Colombia in 2012 than there were in 2007, according to a WealthInsight report released last week.