NewzOn September 14, foreign exchange markets in South America saw notable currency movements at the opening of the trading day, specifically involving the US dollar in Peru and the euro in Brazil, according to Dow Jones data.
In Brazil, the euro opened at 5,92 Brazilian reals, marking a 0,49% decrease compared to the previous close of 5,95 reals. This downward trend continued a weekly decline of 0,58% for the European currency in the Brazilian market.
Concurrently, in Peru, the US dollar opened at an average of 3,36 Peruvian soles, representing a slight upward variation of 0,03% from its prior close of 3,35 soles. Despite this daily increase, the US currency had experienced a decline over the preceding week.
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