On October 14, financial markets opened with varying movements for the US dollar across several Latin American countries, based on data provided by Dow Jones. In Colombia, the US dollar opened at an average of 3,197 Colombian pesos, marking a slight increase of 0,07% from the previous close of 3.194,63 pesos, following a 0,8% decrease over the preceding week.
Simultaneously, the US dollar's performance varied across other regional economies during the same opening session. In Guatemala, the currency saw a notable increase of 3,11% to reach an average of 7,64 quetzales. Conversely, exchange rates remained stable in Panama, holding firm at 1 balboa with no percentage variation, and in Peru, where the currency stayed level at 3,43 Peruvian soles with a minor 0,1% reported variation from the previous session.
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