On September 11, foreign currency closing exchange rates in South America were reported using data from Dow Jones. In Brazil, the United States dollar closed at an average of 5.12 Brazilian reals, marking a positive variation of 0.34 percent compared to the previous close of 5.11 reals, following a recent weekly decrease. Additionally, the euro closed in Brazil at an average of 5.94 reals, showing a 0.23 percent variation from the prior rate of 5.93 reals, amid a slight weekly decline of 0.07 percent.
Simultaneously, currency markets tracked the performance of the U.S. dollar in Chile for the same closing date. The U.S. currency was quoted at 941.15 Chilean pesos, reflecting a slight upward variation of 0.01 percent compared to the previous close of 941.10 pesos. This movement followed a reported weekly advance of 0.7 percent for the dollar in the Chilean market.
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