On September 22, the Uruguayan peso experienced a notable depreciation against major foreign currencies. The U.S. dollar opened at 40.14 pesos, marking a 3.08% increase from the previous closing price of 38.94 pesos. Similarly, the euro opened at 46.04 pesos, reflecting a 2.98% rise compared to the prior close of 44.71 pesos.
These market movements follow a period of recent growth for both currencies in the Uruguayan market. While the euro has seen a 2.36% increase over the past week, the U.S. dollar has also shown a trend of improvement in recent days. Concurrently, regional market data indicates that the euro experienced a 0.69% decline against the Brazilian real during the same opening period.
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