Doha: A recent update on Qatar's exchange rates reveals significant fluctuations across various currencies. The rates, which indicate the buying and selling values, provide insight into the current economic landscape for both local and international stakeholders.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham and the Pakistani Rupee have not been assigned a buying rate, with the selling rate for the Moroccan Dirham at 0.4750 and the Pakistani Rupee at 0.01350. The Malaysian Ringgit shows a buying rate of 0.87590 and a selling rate of 0.94650, while the Norwegian Krona stands at 0.34900 for buying and 0.41210 for selling.

The New Zealand Dollar is valued at 2.11230 for buying and 2.23670 for selling, whereas the Omani Riyal is significantly higher, with buying and selling rates at 9.39700 and 9.65200, respectively. The Philippine Peso exhibits a buying rate of 0.05630 and a selling rate of 0.06360.

Meanwhile, the Saudi Riyal is priced at 0.96300 for buying and 0.98500 for selling. The Swedish Krona has a buying rate of 0.36750 and a selling rate of 0.43230. The Singapore Dollar presents a buying rate of 2.81730 and a selling rate of 2.94210. Notably, the Syrian Pound shows a significant discrepancy with a buying rate of 0.2440 and a selling rate of 0.03740.

The Tunisian Dinar, absent a buying rate, is available at a selling rate of 1.34540. The Turkish Lira is recorded at 0.07570 for buying and 0.09010 for selling. The U.S. Dollar, a cornerstone in global exchange, is listed at 3.63000 for buying and 3.65000 for selling.

In the realm of precious metals, Silver is priced between 84.94670 and 84.99870 USD, Gold between 5153.30000 and 5154.18000 USD, and Platinum between 2164.72400 and 2177.29320 USD. Finally, the South African Rand lacks a buying rate but is sold at 0.23630.