Dollar price today in Canada: opening rate on August 10

On August 10, multiple Latin American countries and Canada tracked the opening exchange rates of the United States dollar against their respective local currencies, citing data from Dow Jones. In Canada, the dollar opened at 1.4 Canadian dollars, marking a slight increase of 0.03 percent from the previous close. Meanwhile, the currency experienced downward movements or stability in other regions, including a decrease of 0.06 percent in Guatemala to 7.62 quetzales, and a drop of 0.21 percent in Colombia to an average of 3,148.68 pesos.

Additional reports from Peru and Bolivia showed flat or minimal changes during the opening session on August 10. The U.S. dollar in Peru remained steady at 3.38 Peruvian soles, while Bolivia maintained an average rate of 11.78 bolivianos with zero percentage variation from the previous session. These figures reflect varied short-term weekly trends across the hemisphere, with individual regional currencies experiencing both minor gains and descents against the U.S. dollar over the preceding week.