Bogotá – Teh Colombian peso experienced continued movement against the U.S.dollar this week,closing at 3,749.47 pesos per dollar on Wednesday, January 7, 2026. These fluctuations are closely watched by both Colombian businesses engaged in international trade and foreign investors considering the South American market. The peso has demonstrated a year-long downward trend against the dollar, falling 11.26% over the past 12 months, though recent weekly performance shows a slight strengthening of the colombian currency.
The Colombian peso closed at 3,749.47 against the U.S. dollar on Wednesday, January 7, 2026, according to data from Colombian markets. This represents a change of 0.92% compared to the beginning of the trading session.
Over the past week, the dollar has experienced a decrease of 0.63% in value against the peso. Looking back further, the dollar’s value has fallen 11.26% over the last year, indicating a sustained downward trend in the exchange rate. This movement reflects broader economic factors influencing currency valuations in the region.
These are the changes the currency presented last week
The dollar’s performance against the peso over the last ten days has been mixed, with several notable gains offset by occasional declines. Despite these fluctuations, the overall trend suggests some instability in the currency market. The recent volatility underscores the sensitivity of the peso to global economic conditions.
Dollar volatility in Colombia over the past week stood at 9.50%, a relatively stable figure compared to the annual volatility rate of 9.86%.
The dollar is currently showing a positive trend in Colombia, potentially signaling increased market confidence and a possible improvement in the country’s economic outlook.
How much does it cost to buy 100 dollars in Colombia?
Colombian buyers will pay 374,947 pesos to purchase 100 U.S. dollars. The cost to acquire 200 dollars is 749,894 pesos, while 500 dollars will require 1,874,735 pesos.
