The dollar in Colombia continued on its upward path this Tuesday, after its price was boosted last day by the geopolitical tension in the Middle East, which strengthened the greenback in the local market.
The crisis due to Iran's attack on Israel and the upcoming announcement of lower rates by the central bank of the United States Federal Reserve caused the dollar to register increases in the world against all currencies in the previous session.
That same trend continued this Tuesday, which led to the dollar in Colombia exceeding the $3,900 barrier for the first time since last March 26.
According to the Colombian Stock Exchange, The foreign currency closed this Tuesday at an average price of $3,938, that is, it rose 39 pesos compared to the Representative Market Rate which stood at $3,899.
For its part, the trading range oscillates between $3,953 (maximum price) and $3,910 (minimum price).
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