Monday, June 27, 2016

Brexit depreciation brings the euro, pound and other Latin currencies – Newspaper La República (Costa Rica)


 A sharp depreciation in several currencies, was the impact that the announcement left the other at the exit of Britain from the Euro Zone.

 The Euro which was closed on Thursday at 1.13 per dollar ended at 1.10 today, which meant a depreciation of 3%.

 The pound followed, closing today at 1.36 per dollar, while yesterday indicated 1.48.

 Over our competitors and waiting for closing their markets for the evening countries, Mexico also suffers a devaluation today, with the announcement of Brexit and two adjustments in expenditure control and a currency intervention up to $ 2 billion, and is at 18.86 per dollar.

 The Colombian peso continues to Mexican, reaching close to 3,000 per dollar levels, while Chile also depreciates, being at 680.90 per dollar.

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