Volatility
Bitcoin rebounds to two-week high after recent selloff
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Bitcoin climbed to around $93,000 on December 3, 2025, marking a two-week high after a sharp decline from its October peak. The cryptocurrency's volatile swings reflect macroeconomic pressures and shifting investor sentiment. Experts predict the market's long-term resilience despite short-term fragility.
The US dollar in Colombia reached 3807.40 pesos on Friday, driven by international and local tensions. US President Donald Trump's statements ruling out negotiations with Iran, combined with upcoming elections in the country, fueled volatility in the currency. It closed at 3795.68 pesos, up from the previous representative market rate.
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On March 3, 2026, the US dollar in Colombia exceeded $3,800, marking a $28 rise in one day and the highest levels of the year so far. Analysts link this increase to geopolitical tensions and local elections, but do not anticipate it reaching $4,000. Experts suggest gradual purchases amid potential temporary volatility.