Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026 · Bogotá close 4:00 p.m. (same as ET) · By Juan Reina · Data: BVC and NYSE via TradingView. We inform; we don’t give investment advice.
Key takeaways for dollar-based investors
- Colombia fell, but far less than Wall Street: the COLCAP lost 0.88% versus −4.36% for the S&P 500. The local index has almost no tech exposure.
- The ADRs fell more than the local shares because U.S.-listed emerging-market assets were sold with everything else: EC −2.4% vs. Ecopetrol −1.4% in Bogotá.
- The peso held steady around 3,231 per dollar, so there was no extra currency loss for U.S. investors.
- Ecopetrol reports Q3 earnings Tuesday, Nov. 10; the stock is 18% below its 52-week high.
Sources: BVC, NYSE, Set-FX via press reports.
The COLCAP
The MSCI COLCAP closed at 2,484.43, down 21.99 points (−0.88%), after trading between 2,462.99 and 2,515.49. It is still up about 19.9% in pesos in 2026. Grupo Argos (−3.05%) and Grupo Cibest (−1.60%) led the decline, while gold miner Mineros (+2.27%) and Grupo Sura (+1.49%), near its 52-week high, gained.
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| Security | Ticker | Close | Day | YTD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ecopetrol ADR | NYSE: EC | $15.54 | −2.39% | +54.3% |
| Grupo Cibest ADR | NYSE: CIB | $92.22 | −2.29% | +45.7% |
| Global X MSCI Colombia ETF | COLO | $46.86 | −1.10% | +31.4% |
Year-to-date returns in dollars are much higher than in pesos because the peso has strengthened about 14% against the dollar this year, which lifts the value of Colombian assets for U.S. investors. Read why the Colombian peso is so strong.
The peso
USD/COP traded between 3,208 and 3,240.75 and ended near 3,231, with a session average of 3,228.19 on Set-FX and $1.14 billion traded. The official exchange rate (TRM) for Thursday was 3,221.19.
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- EC holders: Q3 earnings on Nov. 10 and oil prices are the main drivers; Brent rebounded to about $96 after Wednesday’s 8.7% drop. See our Ecopetrol earnings preview.
- CIB holders: banks track local rates; the 10-year TES yield stayed near 12.8%.
- COLO holders: diversified exposure, but still heavy in energy and financials.
Related: U.S. stock market close · Colombia outlook for Friday.
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FAQ
How did the Colombian stock market close on Nov. 5, 2026?
The MSCI COLCAP fell 0.88% to 2,484.43, dragged by the selloff on Wall Street.
Why did Ecopetrol (EC) stock fall today?
EC fell 2.39% to $15.54 as investors sold emerging-market stocks during the Nasdaq’s 5.5% plunge. Ecopetrol reports Q3 results on Nov. 10.
What was the dollar to Colombian peso rate today?
USD/COP ended near 3,231, with a session average of 3,228.19. The official TRM for Nov. 5 was 3,221.19.
Is COLO the same as GXG?
Yes. The Global X MSCI Colombia ETF changed its ticker from GXG to COLO in June 2025.
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