Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar reveal notable trends across various currencies as the financial market responds to global economic shifts. The Moroccan Dirham is being exchanged at rates between 0.38400 and 0.41750, while the Malaysian Ringgit ranges from 0.83110 to 0.89840. Notably, the Norwegian Krona sees a variation from 0.34370 to 0.40570, potentially reflecting changes in the region's economic dynamics.
According to Qatar News Agency, the New Zealand Dollar is trading between 2.02190 and 2.14090, while the Omani Riyal shows a smaller spread from 9.40000 to 9.64900. The exchange rate for the Philippine Peso ranges from 0.05460 to 0.06170, and the Pakistani Rupee is between 0.01290 and 0.01360. The Saudi Riyal, closely tied to regional economic interests, fluctuates from 0.96300 to 0.98500.
The Swedish Krona shows a rate between 0.34940 and 0.41090, and the Singapore Dollar is trading from 2.77100 to 2.89370. Meanwhile, the Syrian Pound varies significantly from 0.02440 to 0.03740, and the Tunisian Dinar ranges from 1.21850 to 1.33760. The Turkish Lira is seeing rates between 0.07180 and 0.08540, and the U.S. Dollar remains relatively stable, trading from 3.63000 to 3.65000.
Precious metals are also part of the financial landscape, with silver valued between 61.41590 and 61.46090 USD, gold trading from 4064.72000 to 4065.23000 USD, and platinum ranging from 1635.42000 to 1644.42000 USD. Additionally, the South African Rand is showing a spread from 0.21620 to 0.23680, indicating the varied movements in the foreign exchange market.