Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar reveal significant insights into the buying and selling values of various currencies against the U.S. Dollar. These rates indicate the current economic interactions between Qatar and other nations, offering a glimpse into international trade and currency exchange dynamics.

According to Qatar News Agency, the U.S. Dollar stands at a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000, maintaining stability in the region. The Omani Riyal shows a buying rate of 9.40000 and a selling rate of 9.64800, reflecting its strong presence in the currency market. Meanwhile, the Saudi Riyal is traded at a buying rate of 0.96300 and a selling rate of 0.98500.

The Malaysian Ringgit is available for buying at 0.83820 and selling at 0.90540, while the Singapore Dollar shows a buying rate of 2.77490 and a selling rate of 2.89800. The New Zealand Dollar is priced at 2.06910 for buying and 2.19090 for selling. These rates highlight the diverse currency transactions occurring within Qatar’s borders.

Precious metals are also part of the exchange rate report, with gold valued at 4206.99000 for buying and 4208.00000 for selling per USD. Silver stands at a buying rate of 57.83430 and a selling rate of 57.86680 per USD, and platinum is priced at 1655.15000 for buying and 1665.65000 for selling per USD. These figures provide an overview of the precious metals market in Qatar.

In the realm of smaller currencies, the Philippine Peso trades at a buying rate of 0.05690 and a selling rate of 0.06430, while the Turkish Lira is available for buying at 0.07840 and selling at 0.09330. The Swedish Krona and Norwegian Krona also show competitive rates with buying and selling values listed. These rates are crucial for individuals and businesses engaged in currency exchange and international trade.