On September 9, the United States dollar closed at an average of 1.38 Canadian dollars. This figure represents a 0.11% increase compared to the previous day, maintaining the stability of the currency's prior closing price. Data provided by Dow Jones indicates that the exchange rate remained consistent with recent market performance in Canada.
Broader regional currency movements on the same date included the euro trading at 1.6 Canadian dollars, reflecting a 0.16% change. Meanwhile, in other markets, the euro traded at 19.64 Mexican pesos, marking a 0.32% decrease, and the U.S. dollar closed at 7.63 Guatemalan quetzales, experiencing a 3.05% increase.
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