Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar present a mixed picture across a range of currencies, reflecting the dynamic nature of the global financial markets. The official buying and selling rates provide insights into the current economic climate and the relative strength of various currencies against the Qatari Riyal.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is trading at a buying rate of 0.38980 and a selling rate of 0.42390. Meanwhile, the Malaysian Ringgit is valued at 0.84620 for buying and 0.91460 for selling. The Norwegian Krona stands at 0.35610 for buying and 0.42030 for selling.

In the Oceanic region, the New Zealand Dollar is priced at 2.08340 for buying and 2.20640 for selling. The Omani Riyal, a key currency in the Gulf region, is observed at 9.39800 for buying and 9.65200 for selling. On the other hand, the Philippine Peso stands at 0.05560 for buying and 0.06280 for selling.

The Pakistani Rupee is priced at 0.01290 for buying and 0.01360 for selling, while the Saudi Riyal shows a buying rate of 0.96300 and a selling rate of 0.98500. The Swedish Krona is available at 0.36410 for buying and 0.42820 for selling.

In Asia, the Singapore Dollar has a buying rate of 2.80410 and a selling rate of 2.92940. The Syrian Pound is priced at 0.02440 for buying and 0.03740 for selling. The Tunisian Dinar has a buying rate of 1.23690 and a selling rate of 1.34730, whereas the Turkish Lira is priced at 0.07210 for buying and 0.08580 for selling.

The U.S. Dollar, a major global currency, is stable at 3.63000 for buying and 3.65000 for selling. In the commodities market, silver is priced between 70.20160 and 70.23150, gold is between 4332.45000 and 4333.29000, and platinum ranges from 1794.41930 to 1800.60490.

The South African Rand is trading at a buying rate of 0.22130 and a selling rate of 0.24240, indicating its position in the currency market relative to the Qatari Riyal.