The modest pick-up in Colombian GDP growth suggests that the economy is coping relatively well with the significant terms of trade shock from lower oil prices and growth looks set to be a respectable 3.0% over 2015 as a whole. But we suspect the recent strength is largely temporary and growth is likely to slow next year.
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