Many analysts expect gradual stabilization during the second half of 2026

Barranquilla has long been one of Colombia's most important industrial and commercial centers. Located at the mouth of the Magdalena River, the city serves as a critical gateway connecting Colombia's interior economy with global markets.

For decades, Miami has served as the primary commercial bridge between the United States and Latin America. In 2026, that role has become even more important as companies seek faster, more reliable supply chains and stronger regional partnerships.