Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar reveal significant fluctuations in various global currencies, reflecting broader economic trends and market dynamics. The rates indicate how currencies from different regions are performing against the Qatari Riyal, providing insights into potential economic shifts and investment opportunities.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham's exchange rate was not available, while the Malaysian Ringgit was observed at a buying rate of 0.81540 and a selling rate of 0.88100. The Norwegian Krona showed a buying rate of 0.32950 and a selling rate of 0.38880. Meanwhile, the New Zealand Dollar was valued at 2.07980 for buying and 2.20190 for selling.

The Omani Riyal exhibited rates of 9.40000 for buying and 9.64800 for selling, whereas the Philippine Peso stood at 0.05890 for buying and 0.06650 for selling. The Pakistani Rupee's buying rate was not available, but it had a selling rate of 0.01330. For the Saudi Riyal, the buying rate was 0.96300, and the selling rate was 0.98500.

The Swedish Krona showcased a buying rate of 0.35520 and a selling rate of 0.41760, while the Singapore Dollar was priced at 2.79430 for buying and 2.91920 for selling. The Tunisian Dinar's buying rate was unavailable; however, its selling rate was 1.36190. The Turkish Lira recorded a buying rate of 0.08150 and a selling rate of 0.09720.

In terms of precious metals, silver was priced between 37.87550 and 37.88590 USD, gold between 3340.29000 and 3340.99500 USD, and platinum between 1334.57670 and 1344.96910 USD. The U.S. Dollar maintained stability with a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000, while the South African Rand's buying rate was not available, and its selling rate stood at 0.22170.