Doha: Qatar’s financial institutions have announced the latest exchange rates for a range of major currencies and precious metals, reflecting current market conditions. These rates are crucial for businesses, travelers, and investors who engage in international transactions or trade in precious metals.

According to Qatar News Agency, the exchange rates for the U.S. Dollar stand between 3.63000 and 3.65000 against the Qatari Riyal. The Omani Riyal is listed between 9.39500 and 9.65300, while the Saudi Riyal ranges from 0.96300 to 0.98500. For those dealing with European currencies, the Norwegian Krona is priced between 0.30400 and 0.36100, and the Swedish Krona ranges from 0.31680 to 0.37300.

The exchange rate for the New Zealand Dollar is set between 2.13200 and 2.25830, and the Singapore Dollar is between 2.71010 and 2.83220. The Turkish Lira is valued between 0.09720 and 0.11580, while the Philippine Peso is valued between 0.05820 and 0.06430.

In the precious metals market, the price of Silver is betwee
n 32.42500 and 32.47500 USD, Gold is valued from 2735.15500 to 2737.65500 USD, and Platinum is listed between 992.40390 and 998.29620 USD.

These rates provide a snapshot of the current economic landscape and help inform financial decisions for individuals and businesses operating in or with Qatar.