If you’re checking the dollar rate in Colombia today, the official TRM — Colombia’s representative market rate — sits at 3,334.93 Colombian pesos per US dollar as of July 4–6, 2026, set by the country’s central bank. This guide walks you through today’s rate, how to convert dollars to pesos, and what analysts expect for the rest of 2026.

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TRM Today: 3,334.93 COP per USD ·
Date Valid: July 4–6, 2026 ·
Source: Banco de la República ·
1 USD to COP: 3,334.93 ·
1 COP to USD: 0.0003

Quick snapshot

1Current TRM
2Conversion Calculator
  • 1 USD = 3,334.93 COP
  • 100 USD = 333,493 COP
  • 1,000 USD = 3,334,930 COP
3Near-Term Outlook
  • Tomorrow’s TRM unknown until 1:00 PM day prior
  • Factors: oil price, global dollar index
4Forecast 2026-2030
  • Analysts predict range 3,200 – 4,000 COP per USD
  • Key drivers: Colombian fiscal policy, US interest rates

The official snapshot reveals six key facts about the current exchange situation: the TRM is stable today but has dropped significantly from earlier 2026 levels.

Label Value
Current TRM 3,334.93 COP per USD
Valid Dates July 4–6, 2026
Source Banco de la República (suameca.banrep.gov.co)
1 USD to COP 3,334.93
100 USD to COP 333,493
1,000 USD to COP 3,334,930

The implication: these figures come from the most authoritative source in Colombia — the financial regulator and central bank — so travelers and businesses can rely on them for planning.

What is the Dollar TRM in Colombia Today?

The upshot

Travelers who check TRM before exchanging can avoid losing 50–100 pesos per dollar at airport kiosks compared to city exchange houses.

Official TRM definition

  • TRM stands for Tasa Representativa del Mercado — the Representative Market Rate.
  • It is defined as the weighted average of buy and sell operations in USD against Colombian pesos, settled the same day they are negotiated (Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia).
  • The Banco de la República glossary shows the value 3,334.93 for 2026-07-04 (Banco de la República).

How the TRM is calculated

  • The TRM is published daily by the Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia (TRM Hoy).
  • It is based on market transactions between banks and exchange houses.
  • Historical TRM data can be consulted in the Portal de Estadísticas Económicas (Banco de la República).

Today’s TRM value (3,334.93 COP)

For July 5, 2026, the official TRM is 3,334.93 COP per USD. Multiple market mirrors confirm this value, including Dólar Colombia and Capital Colombia. This rate is unchanged from the previous reading, with the daily change at 0.00% (TRM Hoy).

The pattern: Today’s TRM at 3,334.93 represents a significant drop from the year’s start of 3,757.08 COP on January 1, 2026 — a decline of 422.15 COP year-to-date, as reported by Wilkinsonpc.

How Much is $1 USD in Colombian Pesos?

Why this matters

For Colombian residents buying imported goods, each peso of depreciation means higher prices on electronics, fuel, and food — but today’s rate offers a mild reprieve.

1 USD to COP today

At the official TRM, 1 US dollar equals 3,334.93 Colombian pesos. Rates at exchange houses and banks can differ from the official TRM.

Conversion for 10, 50, 100 USD

  • 10 USD: 33,349.30 COP
  • 50 USD: 166,746.50 COP
  • 100 USD: 333,493 COP (based on official TRM)

The trade-off: While the official rate provides a baseline, travelers exchanging cash at local exchange houses (casas de cambio) often receive 10–50 pesos less per dollar than TRM — a spread that matters on larger amounts.

How Much is $100 USD in Colombian Pesos?

100 USD to COP today

At the official TRM of 3,334.93, 100 US dollars converts to 333,493 Colombian pesos. This is the value used for bank transfers and official transactions.

Comparison of official vs street rates

The unofficial “dólar blue” or parallel market rate in Colombia typically trades at a premium of 10–50 pesos above the official TRM, according to market watchers. This means you might receive between 333,000 and 335,000 COP for 100 USD on the street, depending on the city and the buyer.

The catch: The parallel rate variation by city is unclear — Bogotá’s financial district, Medellín’s exchange houses, and Cartagena’s tourist kiosks all offer different spreads that are not centrally tracked.

How Will the Dollar Be in Colombia Tomorrow?

Next-day TRM expectation

The TRM is announced daily by the Banco de la República, typically by 1:00 PM the day prior. Tomorrow’s exact rate remains unknown until published. The government’s open data portal (datos.gov.co) publishes the official dataset, allowing users to track daily changes.

Factors influencing short-term movement

  • Oil prices: Colombia is a major oil exporter, and crude price movements directly affect the peso’s value.
  • US Federal Reserve interest rate decisions: Higher US rates typically strengthen the dollar globally.
  • Colombian fiscal policy: Government spending decisions and inflation data influence investor confidence.

What to watch: No official prediction exists for tomorrow’s TRM, but market expectations are based on these three variables. The recent trend shows a declining dollar against the peso — down 3.16% over the past week and 6.46% over the past month (TRM Hoy).

What is the Forecast for the Dollar in Colombia in the Coming Months?

Analyst projections for 2026–2027

Market analysts from Corficolombiana and other research houses expect the USD/COP to remain stable near 3,300 in the short term, with risks from global volatility. The medium-term projection for 2026–2027 places the rate between 3,200 and 4,000 COP per USD.

Macroeconomic drivers

  • Colombian inflation: Falling inflation supports the peso’s purchasing power.
  • Exports: Coffee, oil, and coal revenues influence foreign currency inflows.
  • Global dollar strength: A strong US dollar index puts upward pressure on all emerging market currencies.

The pattern: Colombia’s peso has appreciated sharply in 2026 — from 3,757 to 3,334 — a 11.2% gain. If this trend continues, budget travelers could see their dollars stretch further, but exporters face squeezed margins.

Timeline: Key TRM Movements in 2026

TRM at 3,757.08 COP per USD — highest point of the year thus far (Wilkinsonpc)

TRM at 3,443.59 COP per USD (datos.gov.co)

TRM at 3,440.83 COP per USD

TRM at 3,403.35 COP per USD, continuing a week-long decline

TRM set at 3,334.93 COP per USD — lowest level since the year began

Why this matters: The 11.2% peso appreciation in six months is one of the sharpest in Latin America. For Colombians sending remittances from the US, each dollar now buys fewer pesos — a meaningful shift for the millions of families who rely on those funds.

Confirmed Facts vs. What Remains Unclear

Confirmed facts

  • TRM today is 3,334.93 COP per USD (official — Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia)
  • Banco de la República defines TRM daily based on market transactions
  • 100 USD equals 333,493 COP at official rate
  • TRM data is publicly available as open government data (datos.gov.co)

What’s unclear

  • Tomorrow’s exact TRM rate — published only the day before
  • Whether the dollar will rise or fall in the next month
  • Parallel (blue) rate variation by city — no official source tracks it
  • Exact timing of future Banco de la República interventions
What this means: Travelers and businesses have reliable official data for today’s rate, but short-term predictions and street-market variations remain uncertain — plan accordingly.

Expert Perspectives on the Dollar in Colombia

“The TRM is calculated based on the weighted average of purchase and sale rates of foreign currency in the Colombian market.”

— Banco de la República (official statement)

“We expect the USD/COP to remain stable near 3,300 in the short term, with risks from global volatility.”

— Market analyst, Corficolombiana

The implication: Two authoritative voices — the central bank and a leading financial research firm — agree on the current stability but acknowledge uncertainty from external factors like US interest rates and oil price swings.

Summary: What the Dollar Rate Means for You

The Colombian peso has strengthened significantly in 2026, dropping the TRM from 3,757 to 3,334 — a move that benefits importers and travelers but squeezes exporters. The official rate is set daily by the Banco de la República and published by the Superintendencia Financiera, with full transparency through open data portals. For travelers planning a trip to Colombia, the current rate means your dollars go further than they did at the start of the year. For Colombian businesses relying on dollar revenues, the pressure is mounting. The choice is clear: monitor the TRM daily if you’re converting large amounts, or accept the spread at local exchange houses if you need cash quickly.

Additional sources

dolar.wilkinsonpc.com.co, capitalcolombia.com, coincodex.com

The dollar’s official TRM in Colombia now stands at 3,334.93 COP, a notable shift from the TRM $3,678.19 rate for April 8, 2026 seen earlier in the year.

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Frequently asked questions

What does TRM stand for?

TRM stands for Tasa Representativa del Mercado — the Representative Market Rate — which is Colombia’s official exchange rate between the US dollar and the Colombian peso (Banco de la República).

Where can I check the official TRM?

The official TRM is published daily on the Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia website and the Banco de la República’s economic statistics portal (Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia).

Is the TRM the same as the bank rate?

No. The TRM is a reference rate. Banks and exchange houses apply their own spreads (typically 10–50 COP per dollar above or below the TRM).

How often does the TRM change?

The TRM is published daily, Monday through Friday, based on the previous day’s market transactions. It can change every day (TRM Hoy).

Can I exchange money at the TRM rate in Colombia?

Generally no. Exchange houses and banks add a margin to the TRM. You’ll typically receive slightly fewer pesos per dollar than the official rate.

What is the dollar blue rate in Colombia today?

The parallel market rate is not officially tracked, so its exact value is unclear. It typically trades 10–50 pesos above the official TRM, varying by city and exchange house.

How much is 50 USD in Colombian pesos?

At the current TRM of 3,334.93, 50 USD equals 166,746.50 COP.

Should I exchange dollars in Colombia or before traveling?

Exchanging in Colombian cities (especially in financial centers like Bogotá’s Chapinero or Medellín’s Poblado) typically offers better rates than at airports or in your home country. Always compare with the official TRM to assess the spread.