Colombia’s economy has been a rare bright spot in Latin America so far this year but, while we don’t expect growth to collapse, we do expect it to slow over 2015-16. This in turn is likely to mean that interest rates do not rise as far as most currently expect and that the peso weakens further over the next year.
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