Banco de la República posted profits of $2.67 trillion for February 2026, a drop of 8.49% from the same period in 2025. Total income reached $3.10 trillion, down 9.12%. The decline stems mainly from weaker performance in international reserves.
Banco de la República announced profits of $2.67 trillion through February 2026, compared to $2.92 trillion in the same period of 2025.
Total income amounted to $3.10 trillion, a 9.12% contraction from $3.42 trillion the previous year. The drop is largely due to poorer performance from net international reserves, which yielded $2.02 trillion, down 21.56% from $2.57 trillion. Meanwhile, active monetary regulation operations totaled $1.08 trillion, up 28.65%.
Within these, TES investments rose to $629.523 million, a 38.81% increase, and Repo operations grew 19.50% to $451.806 million. Commissions increased 14.91% to $35.719 million, and exchange differences surged 89.44% to $2.554 million.
Net face value of metallic currency in circulation jumped 291.16% to $49.615 million, though other income fell 31.45%. For context, the bank generated $13.9 trillion in profits for all of 2025.
