Doha: The latest figures from Qatar highlight the fluctuations in exchange rates for various currencies in the market as traders and consumers navigate daily financial transactions. The buying and selling rates for a selection of currencies demonstrate the dynamic nature of foreign exchange in Qatar.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Kuwaiti Dinar is currently being bought at 11.74600 and sold at 12.12000. The Moroccan Dirham's selling rate is noted at 0.42750, with buying rates unavailable. The Malaysian Ringgit shows a buying rate of 0.84270 and a selling rate of 0.91050, while the Norwegian Krona is bought at 0.33120 and sold at 0.39090.

The New Zealand Dollar is being bought for 2.06940 and sold at 2.19130. For those dealing with Omani Riyal, the buying rate is 9.40000, and it is sold at 9.64900. The Philippine Peso sees buying at 0.05720 and selling at 0.06460, whereas the Pakistani Rupee is available for sale at 0.01350 with no buying rate provided.

The Saudi Riyal is bought at 0.96400 and sold at 0.98600, and the Swedish Krona is bought at 0.36630 and sold at 0.43070. The Singapore Dollar sees a buying rate of 2.78390 and a selling rate of 2.90850. The Syrian Pound is sold at a mere 0.00037 with no buying rate mentioned.

Tunisian Dinar is available for sale at 1.35050, while the Turkish Lira is being bought at 0.07810 and sold at 0.09300. The U.S. Dollar, a significant currency in international trade, is bought at 3.63000 and sold at 3.65000.

Additionally, precious metals have their buying and selling rates, with Silver/USD priced at 65.81500 for buying and 65.85400 for selling. Gold/USD is valued at 4322.49000 for buying and 4323.80000 for selling. Platinum/USD is listed with a buying rate of 1880.60000 and a selling rate of 1891.10000. The South African Rand is available for sale at 0.23450 with no available buying rate.

These exchange rates provide valuable insight for individuals and businesses engaged in international and domestic financial activities.