On September 10, currency markets across South America saw varied movements against the U.S. dollar and the euro. In Brazil, the U.S. dollar opened at 5.10 reais, marking a slight decrease of 0.1% from the previous closing price of 5.11. Meanwhile, in Bolivia, the U.S. dollar closed at 12.36 bolivianos, reflecting a 1.91% increase from the prior day's 12.13 bolivianos. Additionally, the euro saw a 1.82% rise in Bolivia, closing at 14.36 bolivianos compared to 14.10 the previous session.
In Colombia, the U.S. dollar experienced a downward trend, closing at 3,081.49 pesos. This represents a 1.14% decline from the previous close of 3,116.93 pesos. All reported data for these regional currency fluctuations were sourced from Dow Jones.
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