Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar have shown a notable stability in the U.S. Dollar and Omani Riyal, with the rates being 3.63000 and 9.40100 respectively for buying, and 3.65000 and 9.64900 for selling. This development comes amidst fluctuations in several other currencies, including the Malaysian Ringgit, Norwegian Krona, and New Zealand Dollar.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Malaysian Ringgit is being bought at 0.77350 and sold at 0.83580, while the Norwegian Krona exchange rate stands at 0.30220 for buying and 0.35670 for selling. Meanwhile, the New Zealand Dollar is exchanging at 2.09730 for buying and 2.22160 for selling. These rates highlight some of the dynamic changes occurring in the currency exchange market in Qatar.

The source further details that the Saudi Riyal has a buying rate of 0.96200 and a selling rate of 0.98400. Additionally, the Singapore Dollar is being exchanged at a rate of 2.66820 for buying and 2.78640 for selling. Meanwhile, the Turkish Lira shows more significant va
riance with a buying rate of 0.09630 and a selling rate of 0.11460. Other notable currencies include the Swedish Krona and Philippine Peso, which are marked at 0.31010 and 0.05770 respectively for buying, and 0.36470 and 0.06390 for selling.

The exchange rates for precious metals have also been reported, with silver trading between 30.49250 and 30.53250 USD, gold between 2637.60000 and 2637.89000 USD, and platinum between 928.90000 and 931.30000 USD. This current valuation reflects the global economic influences impacting the precious metals market.

Overall, the reported exchange rates provide a comprehensive insight into the current financial landscape in Qatar, reflecting both stability and fluctuation in various currencies and commodities.