Doha: Recent data on exchange rates in Qatar reveals a range of trends across different currencies and commodities. The exchange rates, which detail both buying and selling prices, provide insights into the financial market dynamics in the region.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham and Pakistani Rupee have no available buying rates, with the Dirham having a selling rate of 0.43250. The Malaysian Ringgit shows a buying rate of 0.81080 and a selling rate of 0.87580. Meanwhile, the Norwegian Krona is being bought at 0.32830 and sold at 0.38750. The New Zealand Dollar is bought at 2.11730 and sold at 2.24280.

The Omani Riyal exhibits a buying rate of 9.40000 and a selling rate of 9.64800, whereas the Philippine Peso is bought at 0.05870 and sold at 0.06630. The Saudi Riyal shows a buying rate of 0.96400 and a selling rate of 0.98500. The Swedish Krona has a buying rate of 0.34970 and a selling rate of 0.41120. The Singapore Dollar is being bought at 2.79560 and sold at 2.92030.

The Tunisian Dinar’s selling rate stands at 1.35370, with no available buying rate. The Turkish Lira is bought at 0.08300 and sold at 0.09880. The U.S. Dollar shows stability with a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000.

Precious metals have also been included in the exchange data. Silver is bought at 37.96890 and sold at 37.98840 per USD, while Gold is bought at 3341.59000 and sold at 3342.60000 per USD. Platinum is bought at 1417.58000 and sold at 1426.58000 per USD. The South African Rand has a selling rate of 0.21990, with no available buying rate.