Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar reveal varied trends across different currencies and commodities, reflecting the dynamic nature of the global financial market. The Qatari Riyal maintains its exchange rates with a range of currencies, indicating both buying and selling rates.
According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is being traded between 0.38260 and 0.41670 Qatari Riyals. Meanwhile, the Malaysian Ringgit sees a slightly higher range from 0.84540 to 0.91350. The Norwegian Krona and Swedish Krona are observed at 0.36250 to 0.42770 and 0.35000 to 0.41150, respectively.
The New Zealand Dollar is valued between 2.06800 and 2.18980, whereas the Omani Riyal is much higher, ranging from 9.39700 to 9.65100. Other currencies, such as the Philippine Peso and Pakistani Rupee, have rates of 0.05340 to 0.06030 and 0.01290 to 0.01360, respectively.
Saudi Riyal transactions are recorded at 0.96200 to 0.98500, while the Singapore Dollar ranges from 2.83260 to 2.95800. The exchange rate for the Syrian Pound is noted as 0.02400 to 0.03400, and the Tunisian Dinar is from 1.24610 to 1.35730. The Turkish Lira is between 0.06860 and 0.08170, and the South African Rand is observed at 0.22130 to 0.24240.
Commodities such as Silver, Gold, and Platinum are also highlighted, with Silver trading between 63.94400 and 63.99400 USD, Gold at a close range of 4333.04000 to 4333.85000 USD, and Platinum from 1797.15890 to 1802.90560 USD. These figures indicate the ongoing fluctuations and stability within the currency and commodity markets in Qatar.