In Brazil, the real lost 0.5% at 5.12 units per dollar and the Bovespa stock index fell 1.4% to 109,317.41 points.
The Mexican peso lost 0.3% to 18.8101 units per dollar and the main stock index S&P/BMV IPC, which makes up the 35 most liquid companies in the Mexican market, fell 0.3% to 53,391.92 points.
In Argentina, the peso began the day with a fall of 0.5% to 182.20 units per dollar, while the leading S&P Merval index advanced 0.9% to 244,340.17 points.
The Colombian peso was not traded due to the holiday in the United States, while on the stock market, the benchmark MSCI COLCAP index fell 0.06% to 1,336.61 points.
The Chilean peso appreciated 0.7% to 819.50/820.10 units per dollar and the main index of the Santiago stock market, the IPSA, lost 0.44% to 5,134.16 points.
And the Peruvian currency, the sol, depreciated 0.4% at 3.828/3.83 units per dollar. Meanwhile, the benchmark of the Lima Stock Exchange advanced 0.27% to 606.44 points.
Source: Ambito
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