On October 1, the euro opened with an upward movement against regional currencies in Latin America, according to reports from Dow Jones. In Mexico, the European currency began the session at an average of 20,53 Mexican pesos, marking a 0,32% increase compared to the previous close of 20,46 pesos. Over the preceding week, the euro accumulated a 1,74% gain in the Mexican market.
Simultaneously, the euro opened in Peru at an average of 3,9 soles, representing a 0,2% variation from the prior closing price of 3,89 soles. This followed a 0,81% advance over the course of the previous week in the Peruvian market, reflecting a broader pattern of weekly gains for the currency across different regional economies.
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