Doha: The latest currency exchange rates in Qatar have been released, providing valuable insights into the current financial landscape. The exchange rates span a range of currencies, reflecting Qatar's diverse economic interactions and its role in the global financial market.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is currently trading between 0.38410 and 0.41770 Qatari Riyals. Meanwhile, the Malaysian Ringgit has an exchange range from 0.84570 to 0.91440. The Norwegian Krona ranges from 0.36610 to 0.43190, and the New Zealand Dollar is valued between 2.09440 and 2.21780.

The Omani Riyal, a significant currency in the region, is trading between 9.39700 and 9.65100. The Philippine Peso's exchange rate lies between 0.05370 and 0.06070, whereas the Pakistani Rupee ranges from 0.01290 to 0.01360. The Saudi Riyal is valued between 0.96200 and 0.98500.

In European currencies, the Swedish Krona ranges from 0.35550 to 0.41800, while the exchange rate for the Singapore Dollar stands between 2.84310 and 2.96900. The Syrian Pound is trading from 0.02400 to 0.03400, and the Tunisian Dinar from 1.23740 to 1.35850. The Turkish Lira's range is between 0.06880 and 0.08190.

The globally influential U.S. Dollar sees an exchange rate between 3.63000 and 3.65000. In precious metals, silver is priced between 66.21610 and 66.24610 USD, gold between 4376.87000 and 4377.53000 USD, and platinum between 1834.25310 and 1841.24690 USD. Lastly, the South African Rand is trading from 0.22380 to 0.24540.

These rates provide a snapshot of the dynamic currency exchange market in Qatar, reflecting both the stability and fluctuations that affect global trade and finance.