See the most recent results on the economic performance of seven regions in the country: Bogotá, Central Coffee Region, Caribbean Coast, Northwest, Northeast, Southwest, and Southeast.
This post analyzes the post-pandemic rise in global inflation and the distinct inflationary shocks that led Colombia to pursue a more restrictive monetary policy stance than its regional peers.
This blog examines how the relationship between Banco de la República’s benchmark policy rate and market interest rates has evolved in recent years, and how government bond yields are increasingly determining long-term borrowing costs.
Minutes of the Board of Directors Thursday, 07 May 2026 - 16:15
Although the members of the Board of Directors hold diverse views on monetary policy, they reached a consensus to keep the benchmark rate unchanged, in an effort to reach an agreement under the current circumstances.
During the first quarter, annuaheadline inflation (5.6%) increased and moved further away from the 3% target. Economic growth has moderated, but the level of country spending remains high and exceeds the long run sustainable level
La Junta Directiva del Banco de la República le rinde cuentas a la ciudadanía a través del Informe al Congreso, que analiza el cambio sustancial del escenario macroeconómico entre 2020 y 2021, y plantea los retos de la política económica colombiana. Consúltelo aquí.
The Regional Economic Bulletin for Q4-2021 provides information on the evolution of the main variables of economic activity in the regions of the country: Bogotá, center, Caribbean Coast, Eje Cafetero, Northwest, Northeast, Southwest, and Southeast regions. [Only in Spanish. Find it here]