On September 16, foreign exchange opening quotations published by Infobae based on Dow Jones data detailed currency values across multiple countries, focusing specifically on Guatemala where the US dollar and euro saw increases. In the opening session in Guatemala, the US dollar traded at 7.62 quetzales, marking a 2.98% increase from the previous close of 7.4 quetzales, while the euro opened at an average of 8.79 quetzales, representing a 2.86% increase from the prior close of 8.55 quetzales.
Additional currency updates from the same data source covered opening rates in other regions. In Canada, the euro remained flat at 1.61 Canadian dollars, and the US dollar held steady at an average of 1.39 Canadian dollars with minimal variation. Meanwhile, the euro opened at 27.69 Cuban pesos in Cuba, 3,594.53 Colombian pesos in Colombia following a 4.12% increase, and 19.77 Mexican pesos in Mexico following a slight decrease of 0.06%.
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