On October 21, financial markets in South America showed upward trends for foreign currencies. In Brazil, the US dollar opened at 5.04 Brazilian reais, marking a 0.18% increase from the previous closing price of 5.03 reais. This movement aligns with a 0.18% gain observed over the preceding week.
In Bolivia, both the US dollar and the euro experienced significant growth by the close of market operations on the same day. The US dollar reached 11.68 bolivianos, reflecting a 3.22% increase from the previous 11.32 bolivianos. Concurrently, the euro rose to 13.11 bolivianos, a 3.31% increase from the prior close of 12.69 bolivianos. These figures follow weekly gains of 2.89% for the dollar and 3.17% for the euro.
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