Kolumbien Verbraucherpreise

Colombia’s annual inflation rate slowed for the first time in five months to 5.30% in November 2025 from October’s 13-month high of 5.51%, and came in below market forecasts of 5.45%. Still, inflation remained well above the central bank’s 3% target. Inflation moderated for food and non-alcoholic beverages, marking the softest increase in four months (5.74% vs 6.64% in October), housing (5.29% vs 5.30%), clothing (2.00% vs 2.25%), and recreation and culture (0.57% vs 2.74%). Meanwhile, inflation accelerated for transport (5.33% vs 5.21%), healthcare (6.88% vs 6.50%), furnishing (3.50 % 3.49%), information and communication (1.09% vs 0.69%), education (7.36% vs. 7.34%), restaurants and hotels (7.65% vs 7.61%), and miscellaneous and services (4.79% vs 4.66%). Month-over-month, consumer prices edged up 0.07%, easing from a 0.18% rise in October, softer than forecasts of 0.2%, and marking the lowest level since October 2024, when consumer prices fell by 0.13%.