The dollar reaches its lowest level of the year and opens at 4,041.05 pesos in Colombia.

The dollar opened this Thursday in Colombia at 4,041.05 pesos, its lowest value since 2025, amid a global downward trend driven by uncertainty surrounding the future of the Federal Reserve in the United States.

This price represents a reduction of 26.59 pesos compared to the current Representative Market Rate (TRM), which is 4,067.64 pesos and has not been recorded since August 2024.

In early trading, prices ranged from a low of 4,034.00 pesos to a high of 4,451.90 pesos.

The US currency's performance comes amid cautious markets amid reports of a possible decision by President Donald Trump to replace the current chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell.

According to Trump, "Fortunately, he will be leaving office soon, because I find it terrible," he declared after the NATO summit in The Hague, Netherlands.

The president added that he was already considering "three or four people" as Powell's successors at the helm of the Fed.

On Thursday, June 25, 2025, the US currency closed at 4.059 pesos, a value not seen since late August of last year.

According to the Visión Davivienda report, the exchange rate appreciated 0.45 percent the previous day.

"The dollar in our country closed at 4,059.99 pesos, its lowest level since 2025, adding a 7.83 percent appreciation so far this year ," the report stated.

"The Colombian peso appreciated on Wednesday, driven by increased business confidence and stable oil prices. The currency could remain exposed to crude oil price fluctuations, although looking ahead, investors' attention is focused on the monetary policy decision," explained Quasar Elizundia, Market Research Strategist at Pepperstone.