Doha: Recent data on currency exchange rates in Qatar has highlighted significant variations in trading values for multiple currencies against the Qatari Riyal. Among these, the Omani Riyal stands out with the highest selling rate, while the Syrian Pound registers the lowest.
According to Qatar News Agency, the buying and selling rates for the Omani Riyal are 9.40000 and 9.64800, respectively, making it the most valuable currency in the reported list. Conversely, the Syrian Pound has a selling rate of merely 0.00037, reflecting its significantly lower value in comparison to other currencies.
Other notable currencies include the U.S. Dollar, with buying and selling rates of 3.63000 and 3.65000, and the Singapore Dollar, which is traded at 2.78180 for buying and 2.90700 for selling. The New Zealand Dollar also showed competitive rates with a buying price of 2.07550 and a selling price of 2.19850.
Among precious metals, gold is traded at 4302.12000 for buying and 4302.72000 for selling per USD, while silver maintains a close spread with rates of 62.00640 and 62.03240. Platinum is noted at 1745.10000 for buying and 1755.60000 for selling, indicating its robust trading value.
The report also lists the Saudi Riyal and Malaysian Ringgit, with selling rates of 0.98500 and 0.90830, respectively. The Turkish Lira and the Philippine Peso are on the lower end, with selling rates of 0.09300 and 0.06410. The Norwegian Krona and Swedish Krona are priced at 0.39330 and 0.43280, highlighting their moderate exchange values in the market.