Dollar closes lower in Colombia ahead of presidential runoff

The dollar closed Monday at 3,581.45 pesos in Colombia, down 6.64 pesos from the representative market rate, two weeks before the presidential runoff.

The currency recorded a low of 3,565.02 pesos and a high of 3,595 during the session, with 1,619 transactions totaling US$1.225 million. The runoff is scheduled for June 21. Current polls place Abelardo de la Espriella, a pro-market candidate, in the lead, though the outcome remains uncertain. On the previous Friday the DANE reported that May inflation rose to 5.84% from 5.68% in April. According to Mauricio Acevedo of Corficolombiana, this figure makes it harder for the central bank to cut rates, which stand at 11.25%.

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Official dollar reaches 1500 pesos at end of June

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The official dollar traded at 1500 pesos for sale on Tuesday June 30 at Banco Nación. The exchange rate accumulated a 5% rise during the month. Country risk closed below 430 basis points.

The US currency closed lower Friday at $3,439.85 in Next Day trading, influenced by the Juneteenth holiday in the United States and upcoming presidential elections.

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The dollar closed Wednesday at $3,233.64, its lowest level since July 2019, driven by the Colombian peso's appreciation.

The Mexican peso closed on Friday, June 5, at 17.4793 units per dollar, down 1.11%. The depreciation was attributed to a stronger dollar following better-than-expected US jobs data.

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The Philippine peso fell to a new record low against the US dollar on Monday. It closed at 61.75 per dollar amid rising US Treasury yields.

The official retail dollar closed at $1,460 on Friday, June 5, while the wholesale exchange rate rose $3.50 to $1,440.

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The Mexican peso started the week with a 0.37 percent gain against the dollar, despite uncertainty over the lack of agreements between the United States and Iran.

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