Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar reveal a spectrum of fluctuations across various global currencies, impacting both local and international markets. The rates, released by the Qatar News Agency, provide insights into the current financial landscape, showcasing the buying and selling values for a variety of currencies.
According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is trading between 0.38560 and 0.41990 Qatari Riyals. The Malaysian Ringgit shows a buying rate of 0.84020 and a selling rate of 0.90900. Meanwhile, the Norwegian Krona's exchange rate is listed from 0.34940 to 0.41330. Additionally, the New Zealand Dollar is valued between 2.08980 and 2.21170.
The Omani Riyal, one of the significant currencies in the region, is marked at 9.39600 for buying and 9.65100 for selling. The Philippine Peso ranges from 0.05450 to 0.06150. The Pakistani Rupee is recorded at 0.01290 for buying and 0.01360 for selling.
In terms of other regional currencies, the Saudi Riyal is trading between 0.96300 and 0.98400. The Swedish Krona is listed from 0.35230 to 0.41620, while the Singapore Dollar stands between 2.78240 and 2.90740. The Syrian Pound shows a range of 0.02400 to 0.03400, and the Tunisian Dinar ranges from 1.22500 to 1.33180.
The report further highlights that the Turkish Lira is valued at 0.07080 to 0.08430, and the U.S. Dollar, a key currency in global trade, is trading narrowly between 3.63000 and 3.65000. Precious metals like Silver, Gold, and Platinum are also listed, with Silver trading between 55.90000 and 56.00000, Gold between 4016.69000 and 4018.50000, and Platinum from 1591.52750 to 1600.52750.
Lastly, the South African Rand is listed with a buying rate of 0.21730 and a selling rate of 0.23810. These rates depict the dynamic nature of exchange values and offer a crucial resource for businesses and travelers engaging with the Qatari market.