Colombia Inflation Soars to Highest Since 2008 Amid Drought

By
Christine Jenkins
  • Consumer prices rose 7.45% in February, exceeding forecasts
  • Severe drought has hit food supplies, raising price of staples

Colombian inflation accelerated to its fastest pace in seven years as a severe drought hits food supplies and a fall in the peso lifts import costs.

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