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Exchange rates of the dollar and euro in various regions on September 7

The exchange rates of the dollar and euro fluctuated in several countries, with significant changes in their opening and closing values.

8 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Archive photo: Exchange rates of the dollar and euro in various regions on September 7 — Archive photoPhoto: Santeri Viinamäki · Wikimedia Commons · Public domain

On September 7, the euro's exchange rate experienced fluctuations in different countries. In Chile, the euro exhibited notable behavior during the first few minutes of the trading day, but no specific figures were provided.

In Uruguay, the dollar opened with stability, and no significant changes were reported compared to the previous day, according to available data.

In contrast, in Mexico, the dollar opened slightly lower at the beginning of the week, affected by the weakness of the Mexican peso. This situation was partly driven by a strong labor report in the United States, generating expectations for a possible increase in interest rates by the Federal Reserve.

In Bolivia and the Dominican Republic, the dollar's exchange rate also remained stable at the start of the day, with no notable fluctuations reported. In both countries, the dollar's behavior was observed in the first few minutes of the session.

According to reports, in Canada, the U.S. dollar experienced a decline compared to the previous day, suggesting an adjustment in its value. Likewise, the euro in Canada behaved similarly, with an adjustment in its exchange rate during the first few minutes of the trading session.

In Guatemala, both the euro and the dollar displayed noteworthy stability, with no significant changes in their exchange rates compared to the previous day. This situation was observed in several countries in the region throughout the day.

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