On October 21, the euro opened in Mexico at a rate of 20,87 Mexican pesos, representing an increase of 1,03% compared to the previous close of 20,66 pesos, according to data from Dow Jones. Over the preceding week, the currency advanced by 0,97%, despite recording an interannual decline.
Concurrently, Dow Jones reports tracked opening exchange rates for other regional currencies on the same date. In Peru, the US dollar opened at an average of 3,42 Peruvian soles, marking a 0,13% decrease from its previous close of 3,43 soles following a weekly downward trend. Meanwhile, in Brazil, the euro opened at 5,63 Brazilian reals, reflecting a 0,29% drop from the prior close of 5,65 reals and extending a minor weekly decline.
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