Stock Markets July 10, 2026 05:25 PM

Colombian equities close higher as COLCAP advances 0.65%

Gains in industrials, services and agriculture lift benchmark despite mixed individual stock moves

By Maya Rios
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Colombia's main stock index, the COLCAP, finished the session up 0.65% as leading contributions from the Industrials, Services and Agriculture sectors pushed the market higher. Mineros SA, Grupo Bolivar and Grupo Aval Pref shares were among the top gainers, while Promigas, Terpel and Etb posted the biggest declines. Commodity contracts and currency crosses showed notable moves alongside the equity action.

Colombian equities close higher as COLCAP advances 0.65%
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Key Points

  • COLCAP closed up 0.65% with gains led by the Industrials, Services and Agriculture sectors - equity markets.
  • Top individual stock performers included Mineros SA (+3.35%), Grupo Bolivar (+2.81%) and Grupo Aval Pref (+1.70%) - banking and mining/industrial sectors.
  • Largest declines were recorded by Promigas (-3.25%), Terpel (-2.81%) and Etb (-2.60%) - energy, fuel distribution and utilities sectors.

Colombian equities moved higher at the close on Friday, with the COLCAP rising 0.65% as sector advances in Industrials, Services and Agriculture provided upward momentum.

At the close in Colombia, the COLCAP gained 0.65%.

The session's strongest performers on the COLCAP included:

  • Mineros SA (BVC:MINEROS) - up 3.35% or 500.00 points to finish at 15,420.00.
  • Grupo Bolivar SA (BVC:GRUBOLIVAR) - advanced 2.81% or 2,200.00 points to close at 80,380.00.
  • Grupo Aval Acciones y Valores SA Pref (BVC:PFAVAL) - rose 1.70% or 14.00 points to end the session at 838.00.

Conversely, the day's largest decliners were:

  • Promigas (BVC:PROMIGAS) - down 3.25% or 220.00 points to trade at 6,550.00 at the close.
  • Organizacion Terpel SA (BVC:TERPEL) - fell 2.81% or 520.00 points to finish at 17,980.00.
  • Etb (BVC:ETB) - slipped 2.60% or 2.00 points to close at 75.00.

On breadth, the report noted that falling stocks outnumbered advancing ones on the Colombia Stock Exchange by 0 to 0.

Commodity markets reflected mixed pressure. US coffee C for September delivery declined 2.92% or 10.15 to $337.75. US cocoa for September delivery dropped 7.47% or 482.00 to $5,973.00. The August Gold Futures contract fell 0.29% or 11.90 to trade at $4,128.90 a troy ounce.

Currency crosses also moved: USD/COP traded lower by 1.28% at 3,253.61, while BRL/COP decreased 1.15% to 636.81.

In broader dollar terms, the US Dollar Index Futures was up 0.08% at 100.77.


These end-of-day figures capture the session's price action across equities, commodities and currency pairs without offering explanatory commentary beyond the reported movements. The listings above reflect closing prices, point changes and percentage moves as recorded at the market close.

Risks

  • Breadth data was reported as falling stocks outnumbering advancing ones on the Colombia Stock Exchange by 0 to 0 - a limitation in market breadth clarity that affects overall market interpretation, including equities across sectors.
  • Significant declines in specific names such as Promigas and Terpel point to downside pressure in energy and fuel distribution stocks during the session - sector-specific volatility risk.
  • Notable moves in commodities like a 7.47% drop in US cocoa and a 2.92% fall in US coffee C could introduce price volatility relevant to agriculture-linked firms and related market segments.

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