NewzOn August 31, financial markets in South America recorded multiple currency exchange updates for both the US dollar and the euro, based on data provided by Dow Jones. In Brazil, the US dollar opened at an average of 5.18 Brazilian reals, marking a slight decline of 0.18% compared to the previous close of 5.19 reals, despite having registered a 0.6% increase over the preceding week.
Simultaneously, closing operations in Bolivia and Colombia reflected varying currency movements at the end of the month. In Bolivia, the US dollar closed at 11.84 bolivianos, representing a 0.51% increase from its previous rate of 11.78 bolivianos, alongside a weekly advance of 4.47%. Additionally, the euro closed in Bolivia at 13.76 bolivianos, up 0.81% from the prior session.
In Colombia, the euro concluded its trading session at 3,735.64 Colombian pesos. This figure demonstrated a 0.72% upward variation compared to the previous close of 3,709.10 pesos, contributing to a weekly gain for the European currency in that market.
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