On October 1, financial markets in Mexico and Chile experienced upward trends in the valuation of foreign currencies against their respective local tenders. In Mexico, the U.S. dollar opened at 18.16 pesos, marking a 0.5% increase from the previous closing price of 18.07 pesos. This movement follows a period of growth for the dollar over the preceding week.
Simultaneously, the Chilean market saw gains for both the U.S. dollar and the euro. The dollar opened at an average of 977.53 Chilean pesos, reflecting a 0.51% rise from the prior close of 972.53 pesos, continuing a weekly upward trend of 1.48%. The euro also saw a positive shift, opening at 1,104.8 Chilean pesos, a 0.27% increase from the previous close of 1,101.88 pesos.
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