At the close of operations on August 13, the United States dollar experienced a decline in Latin American markets, according to data from Dow Jones. In Colombia, the dollar was quoted at 3,117.73 Colombian pesos, marking a 0.56% decrease compared to the previous close of 3,135.28 pesos. This continued a downward trend for the currency in the country, which registered a 1.29% drop over the preceding week.
Simultaneously, the US dollar saw a minor adjustment in Mexico, closing at 17.04 Mexican pesos. This represented a 0.13% decrease from the prior close of 17.06 pesos and contributed to a weekly decline of 1.08%. The concurrent movements highlight a regional downward trajectory for the US currency against select Latin American fiat currencies during this trading period.
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