On the morning of October 6, foreign exchange rates saw notable shifts across multiple markets, according to data from Dow Jones. In Guatemala, the opening session brought a significant increase for major foreign currencies, with the euro rising by 3.35% to trade at 8.59 quetzales and the US dollar increasing by 3.36% to 7.64 quetzales compared to their previous closes.
Meanwhile, currency pairs in Canada and Mexico experienced contrasting movements. In Canada, the euro held steady at an average of 1.6 Canadian dollars with minimal change, while the US dollar dipped slightly by 0.11% to 1.42 Canadian dollars. In Mexico, the euro dropped by 1.2% at the opening bell, settling at 20.19 Mexican pesos following a downward trend over the preceding week.
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