On August 12, the euro experienced varied performance across North and Central American markets. In Canada, the currency remained stable against the Canadian dollar, closing at 1.61 with a negligible variation of -0.01%. Conversely, the euro saw a 2.07% increase against the Guatemalan quetzal, reaching 8.79, while it declined by 0.6% against the Mexican peso to close at 19.66.
These market movements reflect localized currency fluctuations rather than a uniform trend. While the euro showed a weekly gain of 2.08% in Guatemala, it recorded a 1.25% decline in Mexico over the same period. Additionally, the U.S. dollar saw a notable 2.21% increase against the Guatemalan quetzal, closing at 7.62.
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