NewzOn September 15, financial markets recorded opening exchange rates for foreign currencies across several Latin American countries, including Bolivia, Cuba, and Uruguay, based on data provided by Dow Jones.
In Bolivia, the opening price for the euro stood at 13.25 bolivianos, marking a decrease of 5.42% from the previous close of 14.01 bolivianos, with a weekly decline totaling 6.42%.
Parallel market data from other nations highlighted varying regional currency movements. In Cuba, the euro opened at an average of 27.72 Cuban pesos, while the official exchange rate for the US dollar was recorded at 24 Cuban pesos. In Uruguay, the euro opened at 46.38 Uruguayan pesos following a 2.61% increase, and the US dollar opened at 40.2 Uruguayan pesos, reflecting a 3.11% rise from the prior close.
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