Stock Markets April 9, 2026 05:25 PM

Colombian Equities End Higher as Industrials, Services and Agriculture Lead Gains

COLCAP posts a modest advance while select miners and financials outperform; a handful of large caps weigh on the market

By Maya Rios
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Colombian equities closed higher on Thursday, with the COLCAP index up 0.36% as gains in the Industrials, Services and Agriculture sectors pushed the market upward. Mineros SA, Grupo Aval Acciones y Valores SA Pref and Grupo de Inversiones Suramericana SA were among the session's strongest performers, while Bolsa De Valores De Colombia, Ecopetrol SA and Promigas registered the largest declines. Commodity and currency moves were mixed in U.S. trading.

Colombian Equities End Higher as Industrials, Services and Agriculture Lead Gains
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Key Points

  • COLCAP closed up 0.36% as Industrials, Services and Agriculture sectors led gains.
  • Top individual winners included Mineros SA (MAS), Grupo Aval (GAA_p) and Grupo de Inversiones Suramericana (SIS).
  • Largest declines were recorded by Bolsa De Valores De Colombia (BVC), Ecopetrol SA (ECO) and Promigas (PMG); commodities and FX showed mixed, modest moves.

Shares in Colombia finished the trading day in positive territory on Thursday, with sector advances in Industrials, Services and Agriculture underpinning the rally. The benchmark COLCAP index closed up 0.36%.

Top performers

  • Mineros SA (BVC:MAS) led gains on the COLCAP, rising 4.57% or 640.00 points to close at 14,640.00.
  • Grupo Aval Acciones y Valores SA Pref (BVC:GAA_p) added 4.42% or 34.00 points to finish at 804.00.
  • Grupo de Inversiones Suramericana SA (BVC:SIS) climbed 3.73% or 1,780.00 points to end the session at 49,460.00.

Lagging names

  • Bolsa De Valores De Colombia (BVC:BVC) was the weakest component, falling 8.90% or 1,600.00 points to trade at 16,380.00 at the close.
  • Ecopetrol SA (BVC:ECO) declined 4.83% or 130.00 points to settle at 2,560.00.
  • Promigas (BVC:PMG) slipped 1.65% or 110.00 points to close at 6,550.00.

Market breadth was positive by the conventional metric reported for the day: rising stocks outnumbered declining ones on the Colombia Stock Exchange by 1 to 0.

Commodities and currencies

In commodity markets, US coffee C for May delivery eased 0.03% or 0.10 to $293.95. US cocoa for May delivery fell 0.38% or 12.00 to $3,184.00. The June Gold Futures contract was higher, up 0.27% or 13.05, trading at $4,790.25 a troy ounce.

Currency pairs showed little change against the peso. USD/COP was reported up 0.00% at 3,654.77, while BRL/COP rose 0.00% to 721.66. The US Dollar Index Futures traded lower, down 0.28% at 98.65.

Context and note

The session’s moves reflected a mixed cross-section of winners and losers across major caps and exchange-traded names. The Industrials, Services and Agriculture sectors provided upward momentum for the index, while several large-cap components posted declines that kept gains in check.


Data in this report reflect end-of-day prices and percentage moves as reported for the referenced session.

Risks

  • Concentration risk from large-cap decliners such as BVC and ECO could limit broader index gains - impacts the Financials and Energy sectors.
  • Commodity price variability, reflected in moves in coffee, cocoa and gold contracts, may affect companies with direct commodity exposure - impacts Agriculture and Mining sectors.
  • Currency fluctuations, even when small, can influence imported costs and export receipts for firms operating across borders - impacts exporters and import-dependent businesses.

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