Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar reveal a stable yet varied landscape for various currencies and precious metals. The Qatari market continues to offer competitive buying and selling rates across a broad spectrum of international currencies, reflecting both regional and global economic dynamics.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham stands at a buying rate of 0.39320 and a selling rate of 0.42750. Meanwhile, the Malaysian Ringgit is trading from 0.87660 to 0.94700. The Norwegian Krona is observed at buying and selling rates of 0.36780 and 0.43410, respectively, while the New Zealand Dollar is priced between 2.11950 and 2.24510.

The Omani Riyal maintains a strong presence with buying and selling rates of 9.40000 and 9.64800. The Philippine Peso is available from 0.05460 to 0.06160, and the Pakistani Rupee ranges from 0.01290 to 0.01360. The Saudi Riyal is trading between 0.96400 and 0.98500, and the Swedish Krona is priced at 0.36550 to 0.42980.

Other notable rates include the Singapore Dollar, which ranges from 2.82440 to 2.95010, and the Syrian Pound, which is priced between 0.02440 and 0.03740. The Tunisian Dinar is trading from 1.24700 to 1.35570, and the Turkish Lira is observed at 0.07350 to 0.08740. The U.S. Dollar remains steady at 3.63000 to 3.65000.

In terms of precious metals, silver is trading between 86.48010 and 86.52450 per USD, gold ranges from 4676.13000 to 4677.05000 per USD, and platinum is observed between 2127.35000 and 2136.30000 per USD. Meanwhile, the South African Rand is trading from 0.21810 to 0.23900.