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COP/USD: Colombia’s 9.4% Deficit Rattles Wall Street, Peso Slumps 2.1%
Source: Bloomberg
Fiscal Policy & BudgetEmerging MarketsSovereign Debt & Ratings
Colombia’s new government’s assessment of public finances triggered one of the worst selloffs of the year in Colombian assets on Wall Street, signaling heightened investor concern about the country’s fiscal outlook. The abrupt repricing suggests meaningful deterioration in risk sentiment toward Colombia’s sovereign credit profile.
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