Doha: The latest data on exchange rates in Qatar reveals a stable range for the US Dollar, while other currencies exhibit varied buying and selling rates. The buying rate for the US Dollar stands at 3.63000 Qatari Riyals, with a slightly higher selling rate of 3.65000.
According to Qatar News Agency, the Omani Riyal exhibits a notable buying rate of 9.39400 and a selling rate of 9.65400. The Singapore Dollar follows with a buying rate of 2.79190 and a selling rate of 2.91690. Meanwhile, the New Zealand Dollar also shows a significant spread, with a buying rate of 2.16340 and a selling rate of 2.29050.
Exchange rates for currencies like the Malaysian Ringgit and Saudi Riyal show less variance. The Malaysian Ringgit’s buying rate is 0.81330, with a selling rate of 0.87850, while the Saudi Riyal’s buying rate is 0.96400, with a selling rate of 0.98500. Other currencies such as the Turkish Lira and Philippine Peso also present distinct buying and selling rates.
Precious metals are also part of the exchange data, with Silver trading between 36.53200 and 36.56450 USD, Gold trading between 3308.20250 and 3308.98470 USD, and Platinum between 1221.08000 and 1224.83000 USD. These rates indicate the current market conditions and fluctuations in the commodity market.