Doha: The latest exchange rates and prices for precious metals in Qatar have been released, providing insights into the current financial landscape in the region. The report highlights the buying and selling rates for various currencies, alongside the trading values of key metals.

According to Qatar News Agency, the exchange rate for the Moroccan Dirham stands at 0.38570 for buying and 0.41920 for selling. The Malaysian Ringgit is trading at 0.83150 for buying and 0.89840 for selling. Meanwhile, the Norwegian Krona is valued at 0.34720 for buying and 0.40970 for selling.

The New Zealand Dollar is being bought at 2.03720 and sold at 2.15760. The Omani Riyal shows a buying rate of 9.39800 and a selling rate of 9.65100. For the Philippine Peso, the buying rate is 0.05480 and the selling rate is 0.06190. The Pakistani Rupee is notably lower, with rates at 0.01290 for buying and 0.01360 for selling.

Additional currency rates include the Saudi Riyal at 0.96300 for buying and 0.98400 for selling, and the Swedish Krona at 0.35360 and 0.41590, respectively. The Singapore Dollar is trading at 2.77790 for buying and 2.90220 for selling. The Syrian Pound, Tunisian Dinar, and Turkish Lira also reflect competitive rates.

Precious metals are also a significant part of the financial updates. The price of silver per USD ranges between 63.16000 and 63.19700. Gold is slightly more stable, with values between 4139.83000 and 4140.34000. Platinum shows a trading range of 1647.35000 to 1656.35000.

The South African Rand is observed at a buying rate of 0.21810 and a selling rate of 0.23910. These figures provide a comprehensive overview of the financial market conditions in Qatar, highlighting the fluctuations and stability across different currencies and metals.