On October 13, currency markets showed notable fluctuations for the US dollar and the euro across several North and Central American nations. In Guatemala, the US dollar closed at 7.63 quetzales, marking a 3.05% increase from the previous day's rate of 7.41 quetzales. Simultaneously, the euro experienced a 3.06% rise in the Guatemalan market, closing at 8.55 quetzales compared to the prior 8.3 quetzales.
In Canada, the US dollar saw a slight decline of 0.48%, closing at 1.42 Canadian dollars, while the euro remained stable against the Canadian dollar at 1.59. Meanwhile, in Mexico, the euro recorded a 1.21% increase, finishing the day at 20.57 Mexican pesos. These movements reflect varied regional trends, with the euro showing a 3.2% weekly gain in Guatemala contrasted by a 2.65% annual decline, while the US dollar maintains a positive trend against the quetzal.
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