Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar reveal subtle shifts in currency values, impacting various international currencies against the Qatari Riyal. These changes come as part of the regular updates provided by financial institutions in the region.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is currently trading between 0.38560 and 0.42000. Meanwhile, the Malaysian Ringgit has a buying rate of 0.84230 and a selling rate of 0.91050. The Norwegian Krona is observed to be trading at a rate of 0.35630 to 0.42050.

Further updates show the New Zealand Dollar ranges from 2.10120 to 2.22420, while the Omani Riyal shows a spread from 9.39700 to 9.65100. The Philippine Peso is currently valued between 0.05480 and 0.06190, and the Pakistani Rupee has a conversion range of 0.01290 to 0.01360.

Additionally, the Saudi Riyal is trading between 0.96300 and 0.98400, and the Swedish Krona ranges from 0.35720 to 0.42160. The Singapore Dollar is positioned between 2.80280 and 2.92870, whereas the Syrian Pound is seen at 0.02400 to 0.03400.

The Tunisian Dinar is noted to range from 1.22540 to 1.33470, while the Turkish Lira is slightly fluctuating between 0.07020 and 0.08360. The U.S. Dollar remains stable with a narrow range of 3.63000 to 3.65000.

Precious metals are also part of the exchange updates, with Silver trading between 57.63190 and 57.68190 USD, Gold priced from 4040.94480 to 4044.38870 USD, and Platinum ranging from 1642.02420 to 1650.02080 USD. The South African Rand is noted at 0.21650 to 0.23720, completing the list of observed currency movements in Qatar.

The exchange rates continue to be an essential factor for businesses and travelers, providing insights into the economic interactions between Qatar and the rest of the world.