Financial markets on September 23 recorded closing exchange rates for foreign currencies against local currencies in South America, based on data from Dow Jones. In Colombia, the euro closed at 3,725.78 pesos, marking a 6.37 percent increase from the previous close of 3,502.50 pesos, alongside a 7.52 percent advance over the preceding week.
Simultaneously, currency markets in Chile tracked the closing prices for both the euro and the US dollar. The euro finished trading at 1,097.31 Chilean pesos, reflecting a 1.21 percent increase from the prior close of 1,084.18 pesos, despite a 0.61 percent weekly decline. Meanwhile, the US dollar closed at 961.40 Chilean pesos, up 1.52 percent from the previous figure of 947 pesos and showing a weekly gain of 0.62 percent.
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