NewzOn October 2, financial data provided by Dow Jones tracked the opening market rates for foreign currencies across multiple Latin American countries, highlighting fluctuations in daily exchange values. In Colombia, the opening price for the US dollar was recorded at 3,311 pesos, marking a slight decrease of 0,06% compared to the previous close of 3,313,04 pesos. Concurrently, the euro opened at 3,698,37 Colombian pesos, representing a 0,97% increase from its prior close.
Similar financial movements were documented in other regional markets during the same opening session. In Guatemala, the US dollar averaged 7,64 quetzales following a 3,14% increase, while in Bolivia the dollar climbed 2,18% to reach 11,94 bolivianos. In Cuba, official exchange rates showed the US dollar holding steady at 24 pesos with a minor 0,06% variation, whereas the euro decreased by 0,49% to average 27,04 Cuban pesos.
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