Doha: Recent data on exchange rates in Qatar reveals fluctuations across a range of global currencies. The exchange rates indicate variations in buying and selling rates for several currencies, with notable differences observed in some cases.
According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham and Pakistani Rupee's buying rates are not available, while their selling rates stand at 0.42490 and 0.01350, respectively. The Malaysian Ringgit shows a buying rate of 0.84850 and a selling rate of 0.91680. Furthermore, the Norwegian Krona is valued at 0.33380 for buying and 0.39480 for selling.
The New Zealand Dollar displays a buying rate of 2.05620 and a selling rate of 2.17800. Meanwhile, the Omani Riyal is notably higher, with a buying rate of 9.39800 and a selling rate of 9.65100. The Philippine Peso is priced at 0.05650 for buying and 0.06380 for selling.
Additionally, the Saudi Riyal and Swedish Krona have buying rates of 0.96400 and 0.36900, respectively, with corresponding selling rates of 0.98600 and 0.43500. The Singapore Dollar stands at a buying rate of 2.78820 and a selling rate of 2.91330.
The Syrian Pound's buying rate is unavailable, with a selling rate of 0.03740. The Tunisian Dinar shows a selling rate of 1.35830, while the Turkish Lira has a buying rate of 0.07710 and a selling rate of 0.09180.
The U.S. Dollar remains relatively stable with a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000. Precious metals also show current rates, with silver trading at 89.93920 for buying and 89.96960 for selling. Gold is priced at 4594.94000 for buying and 4595.56000 for selling, while platinum is valued at 2326.70000 for buying and 2337.20000 for selling. The South African Rand's buying rate is unavailable, with a selling rate of 0.23940.