On September 14, financial data sourced from Dow Jones tracked the opening exchange rates of the euro across multiple international markets. In Mexico, the euro opened at 19.78 Mexican pesos, marking a 0.57% increase from the previous close of 19.67 pesos, alongside a weekly advance of 0.4%.
Simultaneously, the euro's performance was recorded in other regional markets. In Canada, the currency opened at 1.60 Canadian dollars, reflecting a 0.2% decrease from its prior close of 1.61. Meanwhile, in Peru, the euro opened at an average of 3.88 soles, representing a negative variation of 0.26% compared to the previous close of 3.89 soles and a weekly decline of 0.59%.
These opening figures illustrate divergent short-term trajectories for the European currency against various international currencies on the same trading day, highlighting mixed regional performances over the preceding week.
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