On September 4, currency markets saw fluctuations in the Canadian and Peruvian dollar exchange rates. In Canada, the U.S. dollar opened at 1.39 Canadian dollars, marking a 0.44% increase from the previous close of 1.38, despite a 0.4% decline over the preceding week. Concurrently, the euro opened at 1.61 Canadian dollars in Canada, reflecting a 0.31% rise from the previous close of 1.60, against a weekly decrease of 0.11%.
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