The stronger-than-expected 1.2% q/q expansion in Colombia’s GDP in Q3 reflects continued strength in domestic demand and adds to reasons to expect the central bank to hold off resuming its easing cycle for a prolonged period. And with import growth continuing to outpace export growth, Colombia’s current account deficit probably widening further.
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