Colombia's Dollar Depressed by Temporary Flows, External Fragility Persists

An analysis in La República argues that Colombia's peso is artificially strong due to temporary inflows such as remittances, debt, government monetization, and illicit income. The piece warns that these flows are not permanent and that a reversal could expose external vulnerabilities, though it does not provide new data or events.

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