The U.S.dollar continued its recent trend against the Colombian peso on Tuesday, closing at 3,835.22 pesos amid moderate market activity[[3]]. These fluctuations are closely watched by Colombian businesses and consumers, as the exchange rate impacts the cost of imports and international transactions[[1]]. This report details the dollar’s performance over the past week and provides a current look at the cost of purchasing U.S. currency within Colombia.
The U.S. dollar closed at 3,835.22 Colombian pesos on Tuesday, December 16, 2025, in Colombian markets. This represents a 0.39% change from the beginning of the trading session.
Over the past week, the dollar has experienced a slight decline of 0.15%. Looking back further, the dollar’s value has decreased by 12.52% over the last year, indicating a consistent downward trend in the currency’s performance. This movement reflects broader economic conditions and investor sentiment towards the Colombian peso.
Dollar Fluctuations Last Week
The dollar’s trading over the last ten days has shown periods of decline interspersed with significant gains. Despite these fluctuations, the currency has maintained relative stability at times, suggesting market volatility potentially influenced by external economic factors. The recent performance underscores the sensitivity of the Colombian peso to global economic shifts.
Dollar volatility over the last week registered at 8.04%, indicating a more stable performance compared to the annual volatility rate of 10.04%. This suggests a slight calming in the currency markets recently.
The dollar’s current trend shows positive movement compared to previous days, potentially signaling increased market confidence and a possible improvement in economic conditions.
Cost of $100
Colombian consumers looking to purchase $100 U.S. dollars will pay 38,352.20 Colombian pesos. Buying $200 dollars requires 76,704.40 pesos, while $500 dollars will cost 191,761.00 Colombian pesos.
