On August 31, the euro experienced varied performance across international markets against local currencies. In Canada, the currency closed at 1.61 Canadian dollars, reflecting a marginal decline of 0.09% from the previous session. Conversely, the euro saw gains in other regions, rising to 8.86 quetzales in Guatemala—a 0.3% increase—and reaching an average of 3.91 soles in Peru, marking an 0.82% growth.
These fluctuations occurred alongside differing weekly trends. While the euro showed a 1.77% gain in Guatemala over the past week, it recorded slight declines of 0.4% in Canada and 0.16% in Peru. The data, attributed to Dow Jones, highlights the currency's divergent short-term trajectory across these specific national markets at the end of the month.
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