Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar have shown a range of movements across various currencies, reflecting both stability and fluctuations in their values.
According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham and Pakistani Rupee were not available for exchange, while the Malaysian Ringgit was observed at a buying rate of 0.85440 and a selling rate of 0.92340. The Norwegian Krona registered a buying rate of 0.34520 and a selling rate of 0.40740. Meanwhile, the New Zealand Dollar experienced a range with its buying rate at 2.04400 and selling rate at 2.16440.
The Omani Riyal was noted from 9.40100 to 9.65000, and the Philippine Peso ranged from 0.05540 to 0.06250. The Saudi Riyal showed a buying rate of 0.96300 and a selling rate of 0.98500. Swedish Krona was available at buying and selling rates of 0.35940 and 0.42270, respectively.
For the Singapore Dollar, the rates were set at 2.79300 for buying and 2.91830 for selling. The Syrian Pound ranged from 0.02440 to 0.03740, while the Tunisian Dinar was available only for selling at 1.34430. The Turkish Lira was noted between 0.07500 and 0.08930.
The U.S. Dollar maintained a relatively stable position with a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000. Additionally, precious metals such as silver, gold, and platinum were recorded with slight variations. Silver traded between 72.06000 and 72.18000, gold between 4676.80000 and 4678.80000, and platinum from 1924.27470 to 1938.09590.
The South African Rand was only available for selling at a rate of 0.23110, indicating limited trading activity.