On September 1, the United States dollar recorded opening price fluctuations across several Latin American markets. In Bolivia, the currency opened at 11.84 bolivianos, reflecting a 1.92% increase from the previous close of 11.62 bolivianos. Concurrently, the dollar reached an average of 3,219.48 Colombian pesos, representing a 0.56% rise, and traded at an average of 17 Mexican pesos, a marginal increase of 0.03%.
These movements follow a broader trend of dollar appreciation observed over the preceding week in these regions. Data provided by Dow Jones indicates that the dollar experienced a 4.05% gain in Colombia and a 0.2% increase in Mexico during the seven-day period leading up to the September 1 opening.
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