On September 14, foreign currencies experienced a decline against the Uruguayan peso at the close of market operations. The U.S. dollar settled at an average of 40.2 pesos, representing a 0.15% decrease from the previous session's rate of 40.26 pesos. Similarly, the euro closed at 46.47 pesos, marking a 0.5% drop from the prior day's value of 46.7 pesos.
Despite these daily fluctuations, both currencies have shown growth over the past week. The U.S. dollar recorded a weekly increase of 2.94%, while the euro saw a weekly rise of 2.33%. The euro also maintained a positive year-over-year trend.
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