BLOOMBERG/ Colombia's peso has touched 1,791.15, the strongest level since Aug. 8, 2008 after a surge in China’s industrial output was reported.
The peso has jumped 13.9% this year, the best performance among all currencies tracked by Bloomberg.
But Central bank chief Jose Dario Uribe (pictured) said on 20 Aug. that Banco de la Republica will buy dollars in the spot market when it deems it “appropriate.”
Popular Posts
- ECUADOR: Judge Orders Jail For 3 Media Executives, Columnist...In Correa Libel Case.
- SERBIA / LIBYA : Are Serbian Mercenary Pilots Bombing Protestors In Tripoli?
- CZECH REPUBLIC: Attempts To Ban The Communist Party.
- PUERTO RICO: The Enigma of Tourism.
- URUGUAY: Prez. Mujica Popularity At Record High After 100 Days.
- VENEZUELA: Chavez Will Nationalize 11 U.S. Drilling Rigs.
- MEXICO: Narcos "Force Down" Police Helicopter In Michoacan.
- ROMANIA: After Court Overturns Austerity Measures, Huge VAT Increase Proposed To Protect IMF Aid.
- CZECH REPUBLIC: Intelligence Service Warns Of Russian Infiltrations.
- EUROZONE: Now Freezing Out Goldman Sachs After Sovereign Bond Debacles.