(Bloomberg) -- Colombia's peso gained to its
strongest in three weeks as renewed appetite for high-risk assets
boosted demand for the country's stocks and bonds.
``We continue to see appetite for risk that characterized
last week's close,'' said German Verdugo, chief analyst at
Bogota-based brokerage Correval SA. ``Today will likely see
little volatility in the market ahead of this week's U.S.
inflation report.''
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
strongest in three weeks as renewed appetite for high-risk assets
boosted demand for the country's stocks and bonds.
``We continue to see appetite for risk that characterized
last week's close,'' said German Verdugo, chief analyst at
Bogota-based brokerage Correval SA. ``Today will likely see
little volatility in the market ahead of this week's U.S.
inflation report.''
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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