El dólar en Colombia vuelve a subir y abre la jornada arriba de los $3.800
El dólar estadounidense se mantenía firme el martes, después de que una subasta de deuda pública japonesa atrajera una sólida demanda y aliviara los nervios de los inversionistas tras la venta masiva de títulos de renta fija esta semana.
El dólar en Colombia vuelve a subir y abre la jornada arriba de los $3.800 The US dollar remained firm following a successful Japanese public debt auction that calmed investor concerns after a recent sell-off in fixed-income securities. Despite the dollar’s resilience, US manufacturing contracted for the ninth consecutive month in November, with new orders and employment indicators worsening. This economic slowdown leads analysts to predict further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, with futures markets largely expecting a 25 basis point cut in December.
- US dollar remained firm on Tuesday.
- Japanese public debt auction attracted solid demand.
- US manufacturing sector contracted for the ninth consecutive month in November.
- New orders and employment indicators in the US manufacturing sector deteriorated.
- Analysts expect the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.
- Federal Reserve fund futures show a high implied probability of a 25 basis point cut in December.
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