Weekly Market Outlook – October 06-10, 2025

Weekly Macroeconomic Outlook

  • The global outlook reflects an environment of increasing economic fragility and heightened political uncertainty. Major economies face a combination of sluggish momentum, resilient inflation, and limited scope for monetary tightening, which continues to pressure growth prospects. In Asia, stimulus measures in China and the expansionary shift in Japan are seeking to sustain activity, while emerging markets are showing relative resilience despite fiscal and price challenges.

See full report

Listen to the analysis

 

Fixed Income Weekly Outlook

  • Fixed-income markets are showing a stability bias and narrow ranges, in an environment dominated by the monetary pause in developed markets, policy divergence in emerging markets, and attention to fiscal and inflationary risks in Colombia, where the CPI data could determine the tone of the curve and the appetite for duration.

See full report

Listen to the analysis

 

Weekly Equity Outlook

  • The S&P 500 closed the week up 1.09%, reaching 6,715.8 points. The Nasdaq and Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 1.32% and 1.10%, respectively. In the local market, the MSCI Colcap closed last week with a 0.12% correction, standing at 1,861.3. Looking ahead to this week, the Colcap is expected to trade between 1,845 and 1,880 points, with a low probability of breaking above its current resistance levels, without any additional catalysts.

 See full report

Listen to the analysis

 

Weekly Forex Outlook

  • The dollar's recent strength is primarily due to temporary political factors, rather than structural improvements in its fundamentals. In a context where markets are pricing in additional cuts by the Federal Reserve and a greater global orientation toward expansionary monetary policies, a gradual moderation of the currency is expected. This environment favors the relative stability of emerging currencies, supported by solid fundamentals and consistent economic policy frameworks.

See full report

Listen to the analysis

 

 

 

 

| Global Disclaimer
We believe that every investor should diversify their investments across a variety of asset classes, in any market environment or trend, and should work closely with their financial advisor on an ongoing basis to ensure that their portfolio is properly structured and that their financial plan supports their long-term goals, time horizon and risk tolerance. However, diversification does not guarantee profits or protect against losses. The information above, as well as the companies and/or individual securities mentioned, do not constitute a professional recommendation to make investments under the terms of article 2.40.1.1.2 of Decree 2555 of 2010, nor an indication of the intention to market on behalf of Acciones & Valores S.A. any of the products that it manages in any way. The forecasts shared were constructed from assumptions subject to different market conditions, so the conclusions presented, as well as the analyses that accompany them, are not definitive. This document is for informational purposes only and should not be distributed, copied, sold or altered without the express authorization of the company. Acciones & Valores SA is not responsible for the interpretation of said information, since it does not include all the aspects that an investor might consider necessary or desirable to analyze his or her decision to participate in a transaction, since it is presented in an abbreviated form. For the purposes of total and absolute precision, in addition to considering their risk profile, investors must consult all documents provided through the website, as well as by the relevant entities. Likewise, investors must carry out, at their own expense, the financial and legal analysis in order to make any investment decision. The values ​​and figures contained herein are obtained from market sources presumed to be reliable, such as Bloomberg, Reuters and the Issuers. The ratings given in the report should not be considered as investment recommendations nor as substitutes for the ratings given by certified credit agencies such as Moody's, Fitch or Standard & Poor's; these ratings are purely quantitative, do not include qualitative factors and depend on the financial information available in the market at the time of preparation. The opinions, estimates and projections in this report reflect the author's current judgment as of the date of the report, and it is noted that the content of the information contained herein may be subject to change without notice. The authors' remuneration is not associated with the results of the report or the recommendations made. The presentation and any preliminary documents on the products mentioned herein do not constitute a binding public offer, therefore, both the presentation and any other documents may be supplemented or corrected. © 2025 Shares & Values ​​SA
| Hector Wilson Tovar Garcia: Research Manager – wtovar@accivalores.com
| Maria Alejandra Martinez Botero: Research Director – maria.martinez@accivalores.com
| Laura Sophia Fajardo RojasIE Analyst - Laura Fajardo@accivalores.com
| Maria Lorena MorenoIE Analyst - Maria Moreno@accivalores.com
| Sara Sofia Guzmán SuárezIntern – sara.guzman@accivalores.com

Subscribe

Receive our analysis in your email to stay up to date. Stay connected with the economic situation and the market.

Posts

March Inflation Expectations

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%).