Doha: The Qatar News Agency has released the latest exchange rates for various currencies, showcasing stability in major global currencies against the Qatari Riyal. The report highlights the buying and selling rates for these currencies, providing crucial information for businesses and individuals involved in international trade and travel.
According to Qatar News Agency, the U.S. Dollar continues to maintain a steady rate with a buying price of 3.63000 Qatari Riyals and a selling price of 3.65000. This stability is mirrored in the exchange rates of other important currencies such as the Saudi Riyal, which is being bought at 0.96400 and sold at 0.98600 Qatari Riyals.
The Omani Riyal, another significant currency in the region, is noted for its buying rate of 9.40000 and a selling rate of 9.64800 Qatari Riyals. Meanwhile, the Singapore Dollar is observed at a buying price of 2.76530 and a selling price of 2.88860.
In the realm of precious metals, gold is priced at 4090.77000 for buying and 4091.97000 for selling in U.S. Dollars, while silver is marked at 48.47750 for buying and 48.52750 for selling. Platinum, another key metal, stands at a buying price of 1610.76000 and a selling price of 1619.76000 U.S. Dollars.
These exchange rates reflect the current economic landscape in Qatar and offer a snapshot of the financial interactions within the region. With no buying rates available for the Moroccan Dirham, Pakistani Rupee, Tunisian Dinar, and South African Rand, the focus remains on the selling rates for these currencies, impacting trade and investment decisions accordingly.
The data provided serves as a critical resource for market participants and analysts monitoring currency fluctuations and economic trends in Qatar and beyond.