On October 16, foreign exchange data covering multiple regions was reported, highlighting opening market rates for both the euro and the United States dollar. In Guatemala, the opening session saw the euro trade at 8.61 quetzales, marking a 3.91% increase from its previous close of 8.29 quetzales, alongside a weekly advance of 0.64%. Concurrently, the U.S. dollar opened in Guatemala at an average of 7.65 quetzales, representing a 3.3% increase compared to the prior close of 7.4 quetzales, with a slight weekly rise of 0.05%.
In Canada, currency trading on the same date reflected different movements against the Canadian dollar. The euro opened at 1.59 Canadian dollars, showing a minimal upward variation of 0.02% from the previous close, despite a 0.31% weekly decline. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar in Canada opened at an average of 1.41 Canadian dollars, representing a 0.31% decrease from the prior close of 1.42 and a 0.9% drop over the preceding week, with all source data attributed to Dow Jones.
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