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On August 28, foreign currencies experienced notable closing increases against the Bolivian boliviano, according to data from Dow Jones. The United States dollar closed at 11.78 bolivianos, marking a 3.59 percent increase from the previous close of 11.37 bolivianos. Over the preceding week, the dollar advanced by 3.06 percent.

Simultaneously, the euro closed trading at 13.65 bolivianos, representing a 2.95 percent increase compared to its prior price of 13.25 bolivianos. The European currency posted a 2.2 percent weekly advance, alongside a notable interannual valuation shift.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on the closing exchange rate and weekly performance of the euro.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on the closing exchange rate and weekly performance of the US dollar.
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