On August 13, various Latin American currency exchange rates were reported for the day's market opening, according to data from Dow Jones. In Bolivia, the opening price for the United States dollar was recorded at 11,65 bolivianos, marking a 0,41% decrease from the previous close of 11,7 bolivianos, alongside a weekly decline of -2,26%. The euro in Bolivia also saw a downward movement, opening at 13,44 bolivianos, which represents a 0,46% decrease from the prior close of 13,5 bolivianos.
In addition to the Bolivian market updates, opening financial figures for other regional currencies were published. In Cuba, the official exchange rate for the United States dollar opened at 24 pesos cubanos, showing a slight increase of 0,14% from the previous close, while the euro in Cuba opened at 27,71 pesos cubanos. Separate reporting also tracked the opening price of the euro in Colombia at 3.621,75 pesos colombianos, reflecting a 3,64% increase from the previous close.
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