Financial data published on October 15 shows the opening exchange rates for the euro across multiple Latin American markets, reflecting increases against local currencies according to Dow Jones figures. In Guatemala, the euro opened at an average of 8.57 quetzales, marking a 3.34% increase from the previous close of 8.30 quetzales, alongside a 3.2% advance over the preceding week.
Simultaneous market reports for the same date highlight similar upward movements in other regional economies. In Mexico, the euro opened at 20.76 Mexican pesos, representing a 0.85% rise from the prior close of 20.58 pesos and a 1.78% weekly increase. Meanwhile, in Peru, the currency opened at 3.85 soles, up 0.7% from the previous close of 3.83 soles, accompanied by a modest weekly gain of 0.31% despite a year-over-year decline.
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