On August 13, the opening exchange rate for the euro showed varying movements across different Latin American markets, according to data from Dow Jones. In Brazil, the euro opened at 5,95 Brazilian reals, marking a 0,25% decrease from the previous close of 5,97 reals, despite having registered a 0,94% advance over the preceding week.
Simultaneously, the euro's performance varied in other regional economies tracked on the same date. In Mexico, the currency opened at 19,66 Mexican pesos, representing a 0,23% decline from the previous session's close of 19,71 pesos, alongside a weekly decrease of 0,83%. Conversely, in Peru, the euro opened with an increase of 0,92%, reaching 3,91 soles compared to the prior close of 3,87 soles.
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