Doha: The latest data on exchange rates in Qatar reveals notable figures for several currencies, impacting both local and international transactions. Among the currencies listed, the U.S. Dollar shows a buying rate of 3.63000 Qatari Riyals and a selling rate of 3.65000 Qatari Riyals. The Omani Riyal, another significant currency in the region, is available at a buying rate of 9.39900 and a selling rate of 9.64900.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Malaysian Ringgit is being bought at 0.83840 and sold at 0.90570. Meanwhile, the Moroccan Dirham and Pakistani Rupee are not available for purchase, but are sold at 0.42560 and 0.01340, respectively. The Norwegian Krona, in comparison, is bought at 0.33340 and sold at 0.39350.

Additionally, the New Zealand Dollar stands at a buying rate of 2.07330 and a selling rate of 2.19620. The Saudi Riyal, frequently used for cross-border transactions in the Gulf region, is available at 0.96300 for buying and 0.98500 for selling. The Swedish Krona shows a buying rate of 0.36740 and a selling rate of 0.43220.

The report also highlights the exchange rates of precious metals. Silver is priced between 62.17000 and 62.22000 USD, while gold is marked at 4216.78000 to 4217.29000 USD. Platinum rates range from 1662.16430 to 1670.16890 USD, reflecting current market dynamics.

Other currencies like the Philippine Peso, Singapore Dollar, Syrian Pound, Tunisian Dinar, Turkish Lira, and South African Rand show variations in their selling rates, indicating a diverse range of options for currency exchange in Qatar.