On October 21, the euro experienced varied performance across North and Central American markets. In Mexico, the currency closed at 20.97 pesos, marking a 1.49% increase from the previous day's 20.66 pesos. Similarly, in Guatemala, the euro saw a 3.4% rise, closing at 8.58 quetzales compared to the prior 8.3 quetzales. Conversely, the euro remained stable in Canada, closing at 1.58 Canadian dollars with no change from the previous session.
Recent weekly trends show divergent paths for the currency in these regions. While the euro appreciated by 1.43% in Mexico and 3.59% in Guatemala over the last seven days, it recorded a 0.93% decline in the Canadian market during the same period. All data points are attributed to Dow Jones reporting.
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