The official MSCI COLCAP index closed at 1,668.33 on June 30, 2025, slipping 0.61% for the day according to TradingView data. The market lost ground after testing resistance near 1,677, as investors hesitated in the absence of strong catalysts.

The session reflected a pause in momentum, with the index unable to break out of its recent range. Technical analysis from the daily chart shows the COLCAP trading above its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, which indicates a longer-term uptrend remains intact.

However, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 55.90 signals neutral momentum, neither overbought nor oversold. The MACD line sits just above the signal line, but the histogram shows only slight positive momentum, suggesting buyers lack conviction.

Bollinger Bands have tightened, pointing to reduced volatility and a market waiting for direction. The Ichimoku cloud remains supportive, but the price action near the upper band signals hesitation.

On the 4-hour chart, the RSI stands at 58.14, slightly stronger than the daily, yet still in neutral territory. The MACD histogram is positive but modest, showing limited bullish energy.

Colombian Stocks Stall as Investors Pause, Technicals Signal Caution. (Photo Internet reproduction)

Price action in this timeframe confirms the daily view: the index faces resistance at 1,670 and support at 1,656 and 1,618. The market has not generated the volume needed for a decisive move.

Volumes during the session stayed close to average, with no significant spikes to confirm a breakout or reversal. The price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio remains at 8.12, consistent with its five-year average, suggesting fair valuation.

LATAM Airlines Leads Gains as COLCAP Pauses Amid Sector Rotation

Winners in the session included LATAM Airlines Group, which gained 5.77% to close at 82.5 COP, driven by above-average volume and positive sentiment in the airline sector.

Terpel advanced 0.65% to 12,300 COP, supported by strong earnings and a high dividend yield. Grupo Bolívar and Banco de Bogotá posted small gains, while Grupo Sura edged up 0.04%.

Losers were concentrated in construction and mining, with CEMARGOS and Mineros among the stocks under pressure. These sectors faced selling as investors rotated out of cyclical names in favor of defensive plays.

Compared to regional peers, the COLCAP’s year-to-date gain of 20.52% stands out, but the day’s slip highlights the market’s sensitivity to global and local uncertainty.

The central bank’s steady hand on interest rates has anchored expectations, but traders remain cautious as fiscal and political risks linger.

The day’s trading shows a market at a crossroads, with technical indicators and volumes pointing to indecision. Investors appear to be waiting for a clear catalyst before committing to a new trend.