NewzOn September 14, financial markets opened with varying increases for the United States dollar across multiple Latin American countries, according to data from Dow Jones. In Mexico, the exchange rate opened at an average of 17.07 Mexican pesos, marking a 0.7% increase from the previous close of 16.95 pesos.
Concurrently, similar upward trends were recorded in other regional markets. In Colombia, the dollar opened at an average of 3,109.17 Colombian pesos, showing a positive variation of 0.97% compared to the prior close of 3,079.23 pesos. Meanwhile, the currency in Chile opened at an average of 946.31 Chilean pesos, representing a 0.41% increase from the previous close of 942.48 pesos.
These opening figures follow a week that general data indicates saw preceding upward movements for the United States currency across the region, reflecting concurrent short-term gains against multiple Latin American local currencies at the start of the trading day.
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