On September 3, currency markets tracked the opening exchange rates for the euro across multiple Latin American countries, based on data provided by Dow Jones. In Brazil, the euro opened at 5,9 reais, marking a decrease of -1,05% compared to the previous close of 5,97 reais, following a weekly decline of -1,76%.
Concurrently, the euro's performance was reported in other regional markets. In Peru, the currency opened at an average of 3,9 soles, remaining stable with a negligible change of -0,02% from the prior session and a weekly gain of 0,42%. Meanwhile, in Mexico, the euro opened at 19,76 Mexican pesos, reflecting a positive variation of 0,33% against the previous close of 19,7 pesos, despite a slight weekly decrease.
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