On September 14, the United States dollar closed at 7.62 quetzales in Guatemala, representing a marginal decline of 0.07% from the previous day's rate of 7.63 quetzales. This movement reflects a broader negative trend for the dollar against the local currency. Simultaneously, the euro experienced a 0.5% decrease in Guatemala, closing at 8.8 quetzales compared to the previous day's 8.85 quetzales, despite having posted a 2.27% gain over the preceding week.
In international currency markets, the euro also saw stability against the Canadian dollar, closing at 1.61 CAD. This figure remained largely unchanged from the prior session, showing only a minor negative variation of 0.16%. These figures, provided by Dow Jones, highlight the recent performance of major currencies across North and Central American markets.
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