Euro exchange rate in Canada today: closing price on July 31

Financial data from the close of operations on July 31 details currency exchange rates across multiple markets, according to Dow Jones. In Canada, the euro closed at 1.62 Canadian dollars, maintaining the same level as the previous session with a minor variation of -0,01%, while the U.S. dollar averaged 1.4 Canadian dollars with a slight change of 0,04%.

In Guatemala, the euro finished at 8,79 quetzales, marking an increase of 2,84% from the previous close of 8,55 quetzales. The U.S. dollar in Guatemala also saw growth, closing at 7,62 quetzales, which is a 2,31% rise compared to 7,45 quetzales the day before. Meanwhile, in Mexico, the euro registered a slight decrease of 0,08%, closing at 19,98 Mexican pesos down from the prior rate of 20 pesos.

Regarding weekly and yearly trends, the euro recorded a 0,69% gain over the past week in Canada alongside a year-over-year decline. In Guatemala, the euro advanced by 1,09 over the last week. In Mexico, the euro showed a weekly increase of 0,39% coupled with an annual decrease of -7,49%, while the U.S. dollar in Canada experienced a weekly decline of -0,4% and a positive trend was noted for the U.S. dollar in Guatemala.