Published Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026 · For Thursday, Nov. 5 · By Juan Reina · Colombia trades 9:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m. ET.
What to watch, in 30 seconds
- Oil: Brent has dropped from about $113 to $94.62 in three sessions; Ecopetrol (EC) is the main casualty.
- Grupo Cibest earnings: due this week, a read on Colombian credit quality and the largest bank’s profitability.
- 2,500 on the COLCAP: held on Wednesday; a break lower would erase most of Tuesday’s rally.
- Peso: global risk appetite helps, cheaper oil hurts; Banxico’s decision may move Latin American currencies.
What it means if you invest in dollars
Wednesday showed the other side of the currency effect: the peso’s gain softened the COLCAP’s loss for dollar holders, and COLO actually rose 0.87%. Bank-heavy exposure (CIB) has outperformed oil-heavy exposure (EC) this week. Information only, not advice.
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- Colombia close, Nov. 4: EC −3.8%, COLCAP 2,506
- Stock market tomorrow: APP, QCOM, jobless claims
- Why the peso is so strong in 2026
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FAQ
What is expected for the Colombian stock market on Nov. 5, 2026?
Oil’s next move for Ecopetrol, Grupo Cibest’s earnings and whether the COLCAP holds 2,500.
When does Ecopetrol report earnings?
Its third-quarter 2026 results are due on Nov. 10.
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