Doha: The exchange rates in Qatar have shown a measure of stability across multiple currencies, according to the latest data. A detailed review of the buying and selling rates of several international currencies and precious metals highlights the current financial exchange scenario within the country.
According to Qatar News Agency, the U.S. Dollar remains relatively steady with a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000. The Saudi Riyal is being exchanged at buying and selling rates of 0.96400 and 0.98500, respectively. Other regional currencies such as the Omani Riyal are also maintaining stable rates, with a buying rate of 9.39900 and a selling rate of 9.64800.
The European currencies like the Norwegian Krona and Swedish Krona show buying and selling rates of 0.36270 and 0.42800, and 0.36860 and 0.43360, respectively. The Singapore Dollar stands at 2.83510 for buying and 2.96180 for selling. Meanwhile, the New Zealand Dollar is observed at 2.13050 for buying and 2.25610 for selling.
Precious metals have also been monitored, with gold being traded at 4702.53000 for buying and 4703.16000 for selling. Silver has a buying rate of 77.68390 and a selling rate of 77.70990, while platinum is observed with buying and selling rates at 2055.07910 and 2064.58110, respectively.
Smaller currency exchanges like the Moroccan Dirham, Malaysian Ringgit, and Turkish Lira are also included in the report. The Moroccan Dirham can be bought at 0.39170 and sold at 0.42590, while the Malaysian Ringgit stands at 0.88040 for buying and 0.95130 for selling. The Turkish Lira shows rates of 0.07380 for buying and 0.08780 for selling.
This comprehensive data set provides a clear picture of the current exchange rate environment in Qatar, reflecting both regional and global financial interactions.