Euro price in Cuba today: closing rate of September 2

On September 2, 2024, the euro experienced varied performance across several Latin American markets. In Cuba, the currency saw a marginal decline, closing at 27.82 pesos, a decrease of 0.08% from the previous session. Conversely, the euro recorded gains in other regional markets, rising to 1.16 balboas in Panama, 3,663.44 Colombian pesos in Colombia, and 14.14 bolivianos in Bolivia.

These fluctuations reflect diverse short-term trends for the euro across the region. While the currency showed growth in Panama, Colombia, and Bolivia—with the latter experiencing the highest daily increase at 4.2%—the Cuban market trended downward. Data provided by Dow Jones indicates that these movements are part of broader weekly volatility, with the euro showing both gains and losses depending on the specific national currency and economic context.