USD/COP (Colombian peso): price today and what moves it

USD/COP shows how many Colombian pesos one dollar costs. The Colombian peso depends heavily on oil, the country's main export, and on risk perceptions about Colombia and emerging markets.

USD/COP (Colombian peso) · USDCOP

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What is USD/COP (Colombian peso)?

USD/COP shows how many Colombian pesos one dollar costs. The Colombian peso depends heavily on oil, the country's main export, and on risk perceptions about Colombia and emerging markets.

What moves the price

  • Oil price

    Crude is Colombia's largest source of foreign currency: rising oil usually supports the peso and falling oil weakens it.

  • Banco de la República versus the Fed

    The rate differential affects capital inflows and the carry trade.

  • Fiscal and political risk

    Public finances, the credit rating and political news affect the country risk premium.

  • Global risk appetite

    In risk-off episodes investors leave emerging-market currencies and the dollar rises.

Check earnings and news against their publication dates, the economic calendar, liquidity and contract specifications. These factors explain risks; they do not alone determine a buy or sell decision.

When it moves the most

Colombia's interbank market trades on business-day mornings (Bogotá time), when liquidity concentrates; broker CFDs may trade longer hours with wider spreads.

Data and events to watch

  • Banco de la República decisions
  • Brent and WTI oil prices
  • Colombian inflation (DANE CPI)
  • Federal Reserve decisions
  • Fiscal and credit-rating news

Before deciding

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Frequently asked questions

Why does oil move the Colombian peso?

Because it is Colombia's main export: when crude rises more dollars flow into the country, which tends to strengthen the peso.

Can USD/COP be traded at any broker?

Not every broker offers it, and when they do it usually has wider spreads and limited hours. Check the specifications before trading.

What is the TRM?

The Tasa Representativa del Mercado is Colombia's official reference exchange rate, calculated from the previous business day's trades. It is not necessarily your broker's price.

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