US EditionColombian Peso Heads the Valorization of Latin American Currencies with an Increase of 1.60% in May - LARAZÓN.CO
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The Colombian peso closed May as the Latin American currency with greater appreciation against the dollar, recording an increase of 1.60% that positions it at the head of the foreign exchange strengthening in the continent. This upward trend continued in June, when the local currency exceeded the psychological barrier of $4,100 per dollar. On Friday, June 6, the Colombian peso opened and closed at $4,115, demonstrating stability in its strength …
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