Qatar National Bank Releases Updated Foreign Currency Exchange Rates.

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Doha: Qatar National Bank (QNB) has announced the latest exchange rates for foreign currencies, effective as of Thursday. The rates reflect the buying and selling prices for various currencies in the Qatari market, providing essential information for businesses and individuals engaged in international trade and travel.

According to Qatar News Agency, the exchange rates revealed by QNB are as follows: The United Arab Emirates Dirham is listed at a buying rate of 0.97800 and a selling rate of 1.00100. The Australian Dollar is available at a buying rate of 2.36000 and a selling rate of 2.47770. The Bahraini Dinar shows a buying rate of 9.45000 and a selling rate of 9.81100. For the Canadian Dollar, the buying rate is 2.59240 and the selling rate is 2.71760. The Swiss Franc is being exchanged at a buying rate of 4.13580 and a selling rate of 4.32290.

Other noted currencies include the Chinese Yuan with a buying rate of 0.48400 and a selling rate of 0.52600, and the Danish Kroner at a buying rate of 0.49680 and
a selling rate of 0.57710. The Egyptian Pound is available at a buying rate of 0.06560 and a selling rate of 0.07950, while the Euro is listed at 3.86340 for buying and 4.07680 for selling. The Sterling Pound has a buying rate of 4.60620 and a selling rate of 4.86880, and the Hong Kong Dollar is being traded at a buying rate of 0.44610 and a selling rate of 0.49830. The Indian Rupee is offered at a buying rate of 0.04240 and a selling rate of 0.04490.

Additionally, the Jordanian Dinar is priced at a buying rate of 5.07900 and a selling rate of 5.21300. The Japanese Yen’s buying rate is 0.02320 and its selling rate is 0.02460. The Korean Won is available only at a selling rate of 0.00310. Lastly, the Kuwaiti Dinar is listed at a buying rate of 11.73500 and a selling rate of 12.14300.

These rates are crucial for individuals and businesses planning currency exchanges, international transactions, and travel, reflecting the dynamic nature of foreign exchange markets.