Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar reveal notable fluctuations across various currencies, as reported by the Qatar News Agency. As of the current update, the Moroccan Dirham is trading at a buy rate of 0.38720 and a sell rate of 0.42130. Meanwhile, the Malaysian Ringgit shows a buy rate of 0.84190 and a sell rate of 0.90990.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Norwegian Krona is being bought at 0.35520 and sold at 0.41920, while the New Zealand Dollar is valued at a buy rate of 2.08620 and a sell rate of 2.20870. The Omani Riyal, a significant currency in the region, stands at a buy rate of 9.39700 and a sell rate of 9.65100. Other currencies such as the Philippine Peso and Pakistani Rupee are trading at buy rates of 0.05480 and 0.01290, respectively, with corresponding sell rates of 0.06190 and 0.01360.

Furthermore, the Saudi Riyal maintains a buy rate of 0.96300 and a sell rate of 0.98400, while the Swedish Krona is being bought at 0.35540 and sold at 0.41790. The Singapore Dollar shows a buy rate of 2.80780 and a sell rate of 2.93220, contrasting with the Syrian Pound, which is trading at a buy rate of 0.02400 and a sell rate of 0.03400.

In the North African region, the Tunisian Dinar is trading at a buy rate of 1.22680 and a sell rate of 1.33370. Meanwhile, the Turkish Lira is available at a buy rate of 0.06990 and a sell rate of 0.08320. The U.S. Dollar, a key currency globally, is trading at a buy rate of 3.63000 and a sell rate of 3.65000.

In the commodities market, the rates for precious metals are showing specific buy and sell prices. Silver is available at a buy rate of 65.43880 and a sell rate of 65.47630, while gold is trading at a buy rate of 4404.90000 and a sell rate of 4405.90000. Platinum rates are observed at a buy rate of 1749.00000 and a sell rate of 1754.70000. Lastly, the South African Rand is being bought at 0.22180 and sold at 0.24310.