On September 16, both the U.S. dollar and the euro experienced slight declines against the Dominican peso during the opening session. The U.S. dollar opened at an average of 58.76 pesos, marking a 0.07% decrease from the previous closing price of 58.8 pesos. Simultaneously, the euro opened at 67.8 pesos, reflecting a 0.16% drop from its prior close of 67.91 pesos.
These adjustments follow recent downward trends for both currencies in the Dominican market. Over the past week, the euro has recorded a cumulative decline of 0.4%, while the dollar has also seen a decrease during the same period, according to data provided by Dow Jones.
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