On September 3, the United States dollar and the euro experienced varied performance across several international markets. In Guatemala, the dollar closed at 7.63 quetzales, marking a 2.3% increase from the previous session's 7.46 quetzales. Simultaneously, the euro reached 8.87 quetzales in the same market, reflecting a 2.59% rise from its prior close of 8.65 quetzales.
Elsewhere, currency fluctuations remained relatively stable or showed marginal shifts. The euro remained steady against the Canadian dollar at 1.6, while the U.S. dollar held at 1.38 Canadian dollars. In other regional markets, the euro saw a slight decline of 0.13% against the Mexican peso to reach 19.67, and a modest increase of 0.32% against the Peruvian sol to close at 3.91.
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