Colombia’s COLCAP Rallies to Multi-Month High Amid Strong

Official charts from the Bolsa de Valores de Colombia and international benchmark indices confirm that the COLCAP index closed July 17, 2025, at 1,745.28 points.

This session delivered a gain of 2.57%. Market data highlights this as the index’s strongest surge in several months. High volumes carried industrials and utilities, confirming both broad participation and conviction in current valuations.

Financial results for the last 24 hours indicate major buying activity. Traders pushed the COLCAP well above recent resistance at 1,713 to 1,728 points, establishing those levels as new support.

Active flows coincided with resilient regional demand, steady commodity prices, and positive sentiment after cooling inflation. The Colombian peso also appreciated slightly against the dollar, following stable monetary policy and moderate inflation prints.

Moving averages on the daily chart provide clear evidence of a bullish structure. The price remains solidly above the 9, 21, 50, and 100-day simple moving averages.

The 200-day moving average sits lower as a key long-term support zone well beneath current prices. These technical levels confirm that market participants followed a broad risk-on trade.

MACD signals on both daily and four-hour timeframes show a strong positive divergence, with the daily histogram expanding upward and the moving average lines spreading. This supports the momentum.

The relative strength index (RSI) ended the session near 74 on the daily chart and over 77 on the four-hour chart, confirming short-term overbought conditions.

Such readings do not always lead to immediate reversals, especially during strong breakouts, but they warn of potential volatility ahead.

The price broke out sharply above the upper Bollinger Band as volatility increased, another sign of extraordinary momentum rather than a stable uptrend. Volume surged on each technical breakout, further validating the move.

Top performers during the session included Interconnection Electric SA ESP, up more than 2%, and Bolsa De Valores De Colombia, which posted moderate gains on increased trading activity.

These companies benefited from the low-interest-rate environment and moderate domestic inflation. Meanwhile, Grupo Bolivar SA and Corporacion Financiera Colombiana led the losers, declining over 1% on profit-taking and weaker financial sector sentiment.

Benchmarking COLCAP against Latin American peers, the Colombian market outpaced Brazil’s Bovespa and Mexico’s IPC, which showed less pronounced moves despite similar global factors.

Inflows to regional ETFs remained stable, with no significant outflows detected. The market’s technical rally stands on solid ground but runs the risk of overextension.

Overbought signals and high price-to-volume ratios set the stage for profit-taking or short-term reversals. However, the decisive breakout and broad participation anchor a fundamentally strong market near five-year highs, with traders focused on domestic factors and regional competitiveness.