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    Published on Tuesday, April 28, 2020 | Updated on Wednesday, April 29, 2020

    Colombia Outlook. Second Quarter 2020

    Summary

    Colombian GDP will contract around 3% in 2020, as a result of COVID-19 and oil price reduction. Due to confinement, sectors will reduce output with effects on employment and social indicators. Inflation will moderate driven by a weak demand and despite the exchange rate depreciation. The central bank will reduce rates.

    Key points

    • Key points:
    • Strong impact of COVID-19 on global growth produces an unprecedented public policy reaction
    • The effects on the Colombian economy depend both of the advancement of the sanitary crisis as of the policy response
    • Sector effects will be heterogeneous both in the confinement and recovery periods
    • Private consumption and investment will respond with significant contraction in 2020, to then recover gradually
    • The piority of the measures to confront this situation is to protect emploument and the wellbeing of Colombians

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    Authors

    María Paula Castañeda
    Mauricio Hernández BBVA Research - Principal Economist
    María Claudia Llanes BBVA Research - Senior Economist
    Alejandro Reyes González BBVA Research - Principal Economist
    Paulo Sánchez
    Juana Téllez BBVA Research - Chief Economist

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    Presentation (PDF)

    SituacionColombia2T20VCEng.pdf

    English - April 28, 2020

    Presentation (PDF)

    SituacionColombia2T20VFEsp.pdf

    Spanish - April 28, 2020

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