On August 3, the US dollar opened in Colombia at an average rate of 3,151 Colombian pesos, according to Dow Jones data. This represents a downward variation of 1.62% compared to the previous closing price of 3,202.9 pesos.
Simultaneously, the US dollar's opening performance varied across other South American nations on the same date. In Peru, the currency was quoted at 3.37 Peruvian soles, marking a 0.45% decrease from its previous close of 3.39 soles. Meanwhile, in Bolivia, the exchange rate held steady at 12.1 bolivianos, reflecting a 0% change from the prior session.
The figures illustrate divergent short-term currency movements for the US dollar at the start of the trading day across the Andean region, building on differing weekly trends reported by financial tracking.
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