In the week ending on September 27th, two currencies drew significant attention: the Argentine peso (USDARS) and the Colombian peso (USDCOP). Their movements present a fascinating narrative of both gains and losses in the world of Latin America’s currency trading. On September 27, the Argentinian Peso USDARS increased slightly by…
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