Colombian stocks closed Tuesday, October 27, 2026 slightly higher. The MSCI COLCAP rose 0.29% to 2,512.42 and held the 2,500 support level. The peso weakened: USD/COP gained 17.40 pesos to close at 3,147.40. Brent stayed near $115. Local investors were cautious ahead of Wednesday’s Federal Reserve decision.
COLCAP 2,512.42 (+0.29%). USD/COP 3,147.40 (+17.40; +0.56%). Top gainer: Grupo Sura (+3.20%), also the most traded stock. Top decliner: Nutresa (−2.13%). Ecopetrol fell 0.91% to COP 2,725.
Source: TradingView, BVC.
Scoreboard
| Indicator | Close | Change |
|---|---|---|
| MSCI COLCAP | 2,512.42 | +0.29% |
| iCOLCAP ETF | — | +1.38% |
| USD/COP (avg. 3,147.92) | 3,147.40 | +17.40 |
| Official rate (TRM) | 3,157.94 | — |
| Brent | ≈ $115 | — |
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Closed at COP 72,800 on COP 31.6 billion traded, the day’s top volume. A gain backed by volume carries more weight than a thin-market pop.
The weakest local stock. Liquidity is thin, so small orders move the price. It reports results Friday, Oct. 30.
Today’s Colombian news
- Financials led: Davivienda preferred (+2.79%), Corficolombiana (+2.01%) and Banco de Bogotá (+1.89%).
- Ecopetrol (−0.91%): COP 25.8 billion traded, falling despite high Brent. Governance and energy-policy risk still dominate.
- Nu (−1.16%) and Cibest preferred (−0.32%): heavily traded, but lower.
- Peso: USD/COP ranged from 3,117 to 3,172 on roughly $1.36 billion of volume. The next TRM should land near 3,147.9.
- Foreign listings on the BVC: Tesla +12.89% locally, Meta −5.85%, Petrobras −4.05%.
Source: Set-FX via local press.
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The COLCAP gain was narrow and came from holding companies and banks, not from Ecopetrol. With Brent near $115, the oil major should be a natural winner. Its failure to rally says investors still apply a heavy political-risk discount that oil prices alone cannot offset.
The peso told a different story from Wall Street. It weakened on a day U.S. stocks rose, a classic pre-Fed pattern when U.S. yields sit near 5%: money trims emerging-market currency exposure first. A hawkish Fed could extend that; a calm one could reverse it.
The 2,500 support held, but on modest volume. Technical defenses without volume tend to be fragile.
What to watch Wednesday
- Fed decision at 1:00 p.m. Colombia time.
- How the peso and Ecopetrol react to the Fed and Brent.
- Microsoft and Alphabet report after the U.S. close; Nutresa reports Friday.
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