On September 15, the Guatemalan quetzal experienced notable fluctuations against major foreign currencies. The U.S. dollar closed at 7.62 quetzales, marking a 3.09% increase from the previous closing price of 7.39 quetzales. Simultaneously, the euro reached 8.8 quetzales, reflecting a 2.66% rise compared to the prior close of 8.57 quetzales.
These currency movements in Guatemala occurred alongside broader market activity involving the U.S. dollar and the euro in other regions. While the Guatemalan market saw significant percentage shifts, currency pairs in Canada remained relatively stable, with the U.S. dollar and euro showing minimal variation against the Canadian dollar. All reported data is attributed to Dow Jones.
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