Euro price in Mexico today: opening price on September 1

On September 1, foreign exchange markets recorded opening rates for the euro and the dollar across multiple Latin American countries, based on data provided by Dow Jones. In Mexico, the euro opened at 19,69 Mexican pesos, marking a slight decrease of 0.25% from its previous close of 19.74 pesos and a weekly decline of 0.46%.

Simultaneously, currency fluctuations were reported in other regional markets. In Colombia, the euro opened with a notable increase of 5.24% to reach 3,732.8 Colombian pesos, up from a previous close of 3,547 pesos, extending an 8.57% weekly advance. In Cuba, the euro opened at an average of 27.83 Cuban pesos, representing a minor decrease of 0.37%, while the official exchange rate for the U.S. dollar in the country fell by 0.44% to 24 Cuban pesos.