Colombian Peso Weakens to $3,300/USD, Eyes $3,400 as Fed Hike Boosts Dollar

The Colombian peso depreciated sharply, with the TRM (representative market rate) breaking the $3,300 per USD barrier, returning to July levels. The move is attributed to a rebound effect and the Federal Reserve's rate hike, which strengthens the dollar globally. Further depreciation toward $3,400 is anticipated, reflecting emerging-market currency pressure.