On October 1, the United States dollar closed at an average of 7.64 quetzales in Guatemala, marking a 3.23% increase from the previous closing price of 7.4 quetzales. During the same period, the euro also saw gains in the Guatemalan market, closing at 8.59 quetzales, which represents a 2.34% rise from the prior close of 8.39 quetzales. Both currency movements were reported based on data from Dow Jones.
These fluctuations reflect broader currency market activity observed on the same date. While the dollar experienced stability against the Canadian dollar, remaining at 1.42, the euro saw a 0.56% increase against the Mexican peso, closing at 20.58 pesos. These figures highlight the varying performance of major global currencies across different regional markets at the start of October.
In-depth summary · AI, neutral