NewzOn September 14, the United States dollar experienced varied performance across three Latin American markets. In Mexico, the currency closed at 17.14 pesos, reflecting a 1.11% increase from the previous session's 16.95 pesos. Chile saw a more pronounced rise, with the dollar closing at 956.38 pesos, marking a 1.47% gain over the prior close of 942.48 pesos. In contrast, the dollar remained stable in Cuba, holding steady at 24 pesos.
Market data provided by Dow Jones indicates that the dollar showed upward momentum in both Mexico and Chile over the preceding week, with gains of 1.33% and 2.3% respectively. Cuba's market exhibited significantly lower volatility, recording only a marginal weekly increase of 0.11%.
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