NewzOn October 12, the United States dollar experienced varied performance across several Latin American markets. In the Dominican Republic, the currency closed at 61.12 pesos, marking a 0.41% increase from the previous session. Conversely, in Uruguay, the dollar saw a slight decline of 0.06%, closing at 40.18 pesos, while the euro also depreciated in that market by 0.34% to 44.86 pesos.
In Bolivia, the dollar recorded a downward trend, closing at 11.69 bolivianos, which represents a 0.68% decrease from the prior closing price of 11.77 bolivianos. These fluctuations reflect localized market adjustments for the dollar and the euro as of the mid-October reporting period.
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