Doha: Exchange rates for foreign currencies as issued on Monday by Qatar National Bank (QNB) present an updated snapshot of the current financial landscape. The rates show diverse buying and selling values across a wide range of international currencies, reflecting ongoing global economic shifts.

According to Qatar News Agency, the QNB has set the buying and selling rates for several key currencies. The United Arab Emirates Dirham is being bought at 0.97800 and sold at 1.00100, while the Australian Dollar shows a buying rate of 2.30400 and a selling rate of 2.41840. The Bahraini Dinar is notably higher, with a buying rate of 9.44800 and a selling rate of 9.80900.

The Canadian Dollar is listed with a buying rate of 2.58310 and a selling rate of 2.70790. In European currencies, the Swiss Franc has a buying rate of 4.28130 and a selling rate of 4.47700, while the Euro is being bought at 3.98270 and sold at 4.20150. The Sterling Pound shows higher values, with buying and selling rates of 4.73140 and 4.99890, respectively.

Asian currencies include the Chinese Yuan, which is being bought at 0.47760 and sold at 0.51910. The Japanese Yen and Korean Won are listed with selling rates of 0.02590 and 0.00310, respectively, although the Korean Won does not have a listed buying rate. The Indian Rupee is being bought at 0.04160 and sold at 0.04410.

In the Middle Eastern currencies, the Jordanian Dinar is set with a buying rate of 5.08700 and a selling rate of 5.22000, while the Kuwaiti Dinar has one of the highest rates, with a buying rate of 11.72100 and a selling rate of 12.10900.

These rates are subject to change as they are influenced by dynamic global economic factors and currency market trends.