Data from TradingView charts on July 1, 2025, show the MSCI COLCAP Index of Colombia closing at 1,674.79, up 0.39% for the day.

The market traded in a tight range, with a session low of 1,671.14 and a high of 1,690.93. The session reflected steady but unspectacular trading, as investors weighed local fundamentals and global cues.

The charts reveal the index remains in a clear uptrend. The daily chart shows prices above the 200-day moving average, which stands at 1,491.99.

This signals long-term bullish sentiment. The 50-day and 100-day moving averages, at 1,661.02 and 1,618.92 respectively, also sit below the current price, confirming a positive trend.

The Bollinger Bands indicate the index is near the upper band, suggesting short-term overbought conditions but not at extreme levels.

Momentum indicators back up this view. The daily Relative Strength Index (RSI) reads 57.85, a neutral-bullish level that does not warn of imminent reversal.

The MACD histogram shows a positive reading, with the MACD line above the signal line, suggesting upward momentum remains intact.

The Ichimoku cloud on the daily chart places the price above the cloud, further supporting the bullish case.

The 3-hour chart, which offers a more granular view, shows the index consolidating after recent gains.

Colombian Stocks Hold Ground as Technicals Signal Cautious Optimism

Colombian Stocks Hold Ground as Technicals Signal Cautious Optimism

The RSI at 59.72 is slightly higher than the daily, hinting at short-term strength but also some risk of a pullback.

The MACD lines are positive but flattening, showing momentum is slowing. Support levels at 1,635 and 1,650 have held firm, while resistance at 1,685 and 1,700 capped further gains.

Market breadth was mixed. The biggest winners in the session included Organización Terpel SA and Bancolombia Pf, both up 0.65%, and Banco Davivienda Pf, up 0.35%. These stocks benefited from sector rotation into financials and services.

The biggest losers were Ecopetrol SA, down 3.19%, Cementos Argos SA, down 2.28%, and Celsia SA, down 1.64%. Ecopetrol’s decline followed recent profit-taking and sector-specific headwinds.

Compared to regional peers, Colombia’s market continues to outperform, with year-to-date gains over 20%.

This performance stands out against more volatile moves in Brazil and Mexico, and rivals the strong showing of Chile’s equity market.

Volume analysis shows no signs of panic or exuberance, with steady trading confirming the current trend.

ETF flows into Colombia remained stable, reflecting continued international interest but no major new inflows.

In summary, the Colombian stock market holds its ground as technical indicators point to continued strength with a cautious outlook.

The uptrend remains, but short-term resistance and slowing momentum suggest investors are watching for the next catalyst.