Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026 · Colombia close 4:00 p.m. ET · By Juan Reina.
Key takeaways for dollar investors
- Oil drags Colombia: Brent −8.7% to $94.62 sent Ecopetrol down 5.19% locally and EC −3.75% in New York.
- COLCAP −0.84% to 2,506.42 but held 2,500; in dollar terms the loss was smaller (about −0.35%) because the peso strengthened.
- Banks and gold rallied: Grupo Cibest +1.06% locally (CIB +1.76% in NY); gold miner Mineros +7.42%.
- COLO +0.87%: the ETF beat the local index thanks to the firmer peso and its bank weighting.
Top movers
The charts and screeners behind our market coverage. Create a free account; if you later choose a paid plan you get a $15 discount.
Open TradingView → · Affiliate linkOil, Ecopetrol and the peso
Since Friday, Oct. 30, Brent has fallen from about $113 to under $95 as U.S.–Iran tensions eased. That is a direct hit to Ecopetrol, Colombia’s largest company, and a medium-term risk for the peso, since oil is a key source of dollars. On Wednesday, though, the peso firmed to 3,221 per dollar on global risk appetite after the U.S. midterms. Read why the peso is so strong in 2026.
📈 Track EC, CIB and USD/COP with free alerts
TradingView offers real-time charts for bitcoin, ether, USD/COP and stocks, with free price alerts.
Open TradingView →Affiliate link: Bolsa al Día may earn a commission if you buy a paid plan, at no extra cost to you.
What’s next
Grupo Cibest reports third-quarter results this week and Ecopetrol on Nov. 10. Guides: Ecopetrol (EC) dividend 2026 and Cibest (CIB) dividend and taxes.
Fundamentals, charts, valuation and side-by-side comparisons of stocks, ETFs and funds worldwide, including Colombian ADRs. There is a free plan to start.
Try Koyfin → · Affiliate linkFAQ
How did the Colombian stock market close on Nov. 4, 2026?
The MSCI COLCAP fell 0.84% to 2,506.42, dragged by Ecopetrol (−5.19%) after an 8.7% drop in Brent crude.
How many pesos is one dollar today?
About 3,221 pesos at Wednesday’s Set-FX close, down nearly 16 pesos from Tuesday.
Why did Ecopetrol stock fall?
Brent crude plunged 8.7% to $94.62 on signs of de-escalation between the U.S. and Iran, which cuts expected oil revenue.
Affiliate disclosure: some links on this page are affiliate links. If you sign up or subscribe through them, Bolsa al Día may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. This never affects our analysis. Learn more.
Leave a Reply