Chinese President Xi Jinping was the star of the day with his speech, calming the markets from the nervousness that had been observed in recent weeks. Stock indices appreciated, as did the main currencies against the dollar. For now, the market is showing signs of calm, however, the macroeconomic data of the week are once again taking on relevance. Tomorrow we expect the inflation data from the United States and oil inventories.
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Government issues decree to limit AFP investment abroad, economic emergency is lifted; later, CPI is published
According to the report presented by the National Administrative Department of Statistics (DANE), the year-on-year variation of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose to 5.35% in January, from 5.10% in December. This figure is lower than the market estimate (5.40%) and the estimate by Economic Research of Stocks and Securities (5.45%). The monthly inflation figure was 1.18%. This monthly variation was higher than that of December (0,27%).
The global dollar stabilizes as the market assesses geopolitical risks and local risk premiums
