Financial data for September 14 indicates varying currency movements across South America. In Brazil, the US dollar opened at an average of 5.15 Brazilian reais, representing a 0.49 percent increase from the previous close of 5.12 reais, alongside a 0.38 percent rise over the preceding week, according to Dow Jones figures.
Simultaneously, closing operations in Bolivia on the same date reflected significant declines for major foreign currencies. The US dollar closed at 11.45 bolivianos, marking a 4.42 percent decrease from its prior rate of 11.98 bolivianos, and a weekly drop of 5.59 percent. Meanwhile, the euro closed at 13.24 bolivianos in Bolivia, down 4.77 percent from the previous close of 13.9 bolivianos and recording a 6.15 percent weekly decline.
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