Colombian Peso Rises 1.1% While Equities Fall 1.9% Ahead of Presidential Vote

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On May 27, Latin American assets showed mixed performance as investors weighed contradictory headlines on U.S.-Iran peace negotiations aimed at ending the ongoing Middle East conflict. Colombia's peso strengthened 1.1% against the dollar, while the country's main stock index declined 1.9%, reversing gains from May 26. The pullback comes ahead of the nation's first-round presidential election this weekend, with leftist candidate Ivan Cepeda and rightist candidate Abelardo De La Espriella running neck-and-neck according to latest polling data.
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