FX.co ★ Colombia Exports Contract in November

In November 2025, Colombia experienced a 2.7% decline in exports compared to the same month the previous year, totaling $4.02 billion. This marks a reversal from the 11.1% increase observed in the month before. Notably, exports of petroleum and petroleum-based products plummeted by 26.0%, and the "other exports" category saw a 22.3% reduction, primarily due to decreased shipments of non-monetary gold. Conversely, exports of manufactured goods climbed by 11.5%, fueled by an uptick in machinery and transport equipment, as well as chemical products. Agricultural exports also saw robust growth, surging by 39.8%, thanks to a significant rise in shipments of unroasted coffee, bananas, and plantains. The United States maintained its position as Colombia’s largest trading partner, absorbing 27.1% of the exports, with Panama and China following at 8.7% and 5.1%, respectively.