Doha: The latest exchange rates released in Qatar have revealed a variety of currency movements, reflecting the dynamic nature of international financial markets. The rates cover a range of currencies and precious metals, providing insights into the current economic landscape.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham and Pakistani Rupee are among the currencies without available buying rates, although the selling rate for the Pakistani Rupee stands at 0.01350. The Malaysian Ringgit shows a buying rate of 0.77450 and a selling rate of 0.83700, while the Norwegian Krona is listed at 0.31960 for buying and 0.37720 for selling.

The exchange rate for the New Zealand Dollar is 2.07840 for buying and 2.20150 for selling, with the Omani Riyal at 9.39700 for buying and 9.65100 for selling. The Philippine Peso is priced at 0.05940 for buying and 0.06570 for selling, and the Saudi Riyal has a buying rate of 0.96400 and a selling rate of 0.98500.

Other currencies such as the Swedish Krona and Singapore Dollar show buying rates of 0.33690 and 2.69830, respectively, with selling rates of 0.39620 and 2.81920. The Tunisian Dinar has no buying rate available but has a selling rate of 1.26960, while the Turkish Lira is valued at 0.09100 for buying and 0.10840 for selling. The U.S. Dollar is consistently priced at 3.63000 for buying and 3.65000 for selling.

In terms of precious metals, silver is trading between 33.91320 and 33.92620 USD, gold between 3011.53000 and 3011.98000 USD, and platinum between 1004.07000 and 1011.92000 USD. Despite the absence of a buying rate, the South African Rand has a selling rate of 0.21670.

These rates provide a comprehensive view of the current exchange landscape in Qatar, offering valuable information for businesses and individuals engaged in international transactions.