Dollar price today in Bolivia: opening rate of September 4

On September 4, the United States dollar experienced varying market movements across three Latin American nations. In Bolivia, the currency opened at 12.3 bolivianos, marking a 2.67% increase from the previous close of 11.98 bolivianos and a 4.41% rise over the preceding week. Meanwhile, the dollar opened at 1 balboa in Panama, reflecting a 2.23% change from its previous close of 0.98, and at 24 Cuban pesos in Cuba, representing a 0.13% increase from the prior close of 23.97 pesos.

These figures, sourced from Dow Jones, highlight distinct volatility levels across the regional markets. While the dollar remained relatively stable in Cuba over the last week, the Bolivian market showed more significant upward momentum during the same period.