On the closing of operations on October 7, foreign exchange data provided by Dow Jones reported significant currency movements involving the Guatemalan quetzal, Canadian dollar, Mexican peso, and Brazilian real. In Guatemala, the US dollar closed at 7,64 quetzales, marking a 3,39% increase from the previous session, while the euro closed at 8,56 quetzales, up 3,24% from the prior day.
Simultaneously, currency fluctuations were recorded in other regional markets. In Canada, the US dollar averaged 1,43 Canadian dollars, representing a 0,34% increase, whereas the euro declined by 0,28% to 1,6 Canadian dollars. In Mexico, the euro dropped by 0,75% to 20,12 Mexican pesos, and in Brazil, the euro decreased by 0,18% to settle at 5,6 Brazilian reales.
These closing figures reflect varied weekly and interannual trajectories across the different currency pairs. While certain pairings like the US dollar and euro in Guatemala demonstrated a positive trend and weekly advances, others such as the euro in Mexico and Brazil experienced downward adjustments over the corresponding periods.
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