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Ecopetrol profits fell 28.3% in the third quarter
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Inflation in bolivars rises 9.7% in October while it falls 2.18% in dollars, according to Cedice
The Cedice Libertad Public Expenditure Observatory reported for the month of October the largest price increase in 20 months, with inflation increasing in bolivars by 9.7%, while in dollars it fell 2.18%