Key Facts
The COLCAP edged 0.15% higher to 2,304.68, a modest gain that nudged the main Colombian stock index away from its session lows in a cautious session driven by steadying oil prices.
The Colombian peso weakened 0.21% to 3,211 per US dollar, retreating slightly as regional currency markets showed mixed sentiment despite a stable global backdrop for crude.
Trading was extraordinarily thin, with volume concentrated in a single domestic listing, reflecting widespread investor wariness on a day when the S&P 500 fell more than 1.5%.
The COLCAP sits well above its 52-week low near 3,190 on the FX side, with the peso-dollar pair having fallen nearly 17% from its 52-week high, painting a picture of a currency that has strengthened significantly over the past year.
