On October 12, financial markets reported closing exchange rates for the U.S. dollar and the euro across several North and Central American regions. In Canada, the U.S. dollar remained stable at 1.43 Canadian dollars, reflecting a marginal increase of 0.01%, while the euro saw a 0.32% decline to 1.59 Canadian dollars.
In Guatemala, the U.S. dollar maintained a steady rate of 7.64 quetzales. Conversely, the euro experienced a 0.39% decrease against the quetzal, closing at 8.52. Meanwhile, in Mexico, the euro recorded a 1.2% decline, ending the day at 20.38 Mexican pesos. All data points were sourced from Dow Jones market reporting.
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