On August 13, foreign exchange markets saw opening movements for major currencies in Guatemala and Canada, according to data provided by Dow Jones. In Guatemala, the opening exchange rate for the US dollar stood at 7.62 quetzales, marking a 2.28% increase from the previous close of 7.45 quetzales. Concurrently, the euro opened in Guatemala at 8.8 quetzales, reflecting a 2.24% rise compared to its previous close of 8.6 quetzales.
In Canada, the US dollar opened at an average of 1.4 Canadian dollars, showing a minimal increase of 0.09% from the prior close of 1.39 Canadian dollars. Meanwhile, the euro's opening valuation in Canada remained flat against the Canadian dollar at 1.61, registering virtually no change with a 0.15% variation from the previous session.
These opening figures outline short-term movements across regional markets. The data highlights a notable upward adjustment for both the US dollar and the euro in Guatemala during the session, contrasted with relatively stable currency pairings observed in the Canadian market.
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