The dollar closed lower on Tuesday in anticipation of first-half results.

The price of the dollar in Colombia fell this Tuesday, as trading resumed in the local market following the long weekend.

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According to the Stock Exchange, the US currency closed at an average price of 4.050, that is, it lost 19 pesos against the Representative Market Rate (TRM) which was $4.069 .

The foreign currency is falling amid anticipation of the release of new macroeconomic and corporate projections and balance sheets for the first half of the year.

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In the US, the Atlanta Federal Reserve revised down its economic growth projection for the second quarter of 2025 to 2.90% from 3.4% in previous weeks .

The revision was explained by a lower expected contribution from inventory investment, whose impact fell from -0.42 pp to -2.22 pp, exceeding the increase in the contribution from net exports (from 2.07 pp to 3.49 pp). The next model update is scheduled for July 1.

In other markets, "investors are feeling optimistic because we had a very strong quarter, with reasons for confidence due to the easing of trade tensions and inflation concerns," said CFRA's Sam Stovall.

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From April to June, the S&P gained more than 10% and the Nasdaq soared more than 17%. However, the US stock market has experienced significant turbulence during this period, with a significant drop in April caused by President Donald Trump's protectionist policies.

Now, "investors are optimistic about the possibility of cross-border trade deals being announced before the July 9 deadline," after which significant tariffs will be imposed on the United States' major trading partners, noted José Torres of Interactive Brokers.