Searcher
Searcher
See main menu
Compartir RRSS Cerrar RRSS

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

Geographies

Topics

Documents and files

Presentation (PDF)

SituacionColombia2T20VCEng.pdf

English - April 28, 2020

Presentation (PDF)

SituacionColombia2T20VFEsp.pdf

Spanish - April 28, 2020

Authors

MC
María Paula Castañeda
Mauricio Hernández
Mauricio Hernández Principal economist for Colombia
BBVA Research
More information
María Claudia Llanes
María Claudia Llanes Senior economist for Colombia
BBVA Research
More information
Alejandro Reyes González
Alejandro Reyes González Principal economist for Colombia
BBVA Research
More information
PS
Paulo Sánchez
Juana Téllez
Juana Téllez Chief economist for Colombia
BBVA Research
More information

You may also be interested in


Warning: Undefined array key "fecha" in /var/www/html/wp-content/themes/bbvaresearch/single.php on line 1234