On August 25, currency markets showed varying performance for the euro and the US dollar across several regions. In Guatemala, the euro opened at 8.89 quetzales, marking a 1.95% increase from the previous close, while the US dollar rose 2.02% to reach 7.62 quetzales. These movements follow a weekly trend of appreciation for both currencies in the Guatemalan market.
In contrast, currency pairs in Canada and Mexico remained largely stable during the same period. The euro held steady against the Canadian dollar at 1.61, and the US dollar remained at 1.38 Canadian dollars. Similarly, in Mexico, the euro maintained its previous value against the peso, showing negligible fluctuation. All data is attributed to Dow Jones reporting.
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