Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar reveal a range of fluctuations across several international currencies, impacting both individual and business financial activities.
According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is trading between 0.38470 and 0.41860 Qatari Riyals. The Malaysian Ringgit has a buying rate of 0.84290 and a selling rate of 0.91080. Meanwhile, the Norwegian Krona is available at a rate of 0.35250 for buying and 0.41610 for selling.
In the Pacific region, the New Zealand Dollar stands at 2.07080 when bought and 2.19320 when sold. The Omani Riyal, a neighboring currency, is notably higher, trading at 9.39700 for buying and 9.65100 for selling. The Philippine Peso is valued between 0.05440 and 0.06130.
The South Asian currency, Pakistani Rupee, is trading at 0.01290 for purchase and 0.01360 for sale. The Saudi Riyal, an important regional currency, is trading between 0.96300 and 0.98500. The Swedish Krona has rates of 0.35210 for buying and 0.41410 for selling.
In Asia, the Singapore Dollar is being exchanged from 2.78690 to 2.91060. The Syrian Pound is available between 0.02400 and 0.03400, while the Tunisian Dinar ranges from 1.21710 to 1.32560. The Turkish Lira is trading at 0.07050 for buying and 0.08390 for selling.
In terms of precious metals, silver is trading between 59.31400 and 59.33330 USD, gold is ranging from 4089.48000 to 4090.18000 USD, and platinum is available between 1614.13000 and 1623.13000 USD.
Finally, the South African Rand is valued at 0.21420 for buying and 0.23470 for selling, while the U.S. Dollar remains steady with a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000.
These rates are crucial for stakeholders engaging in international transactions and those monitoring currency trends for personal or business investments.