Doha: The latest figures on exchange rates in Qatar have highlighted significant variations in global currency values against the Qatari Riyal. These fluctuations are evident across a wide range of currencies, impacting both individuals and businesses engaged in international trade and travel.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is currently trading between 0.38260 and 0.41670, while the Malaysian Ringgit ranges from 0.84580 to 0.91390. The Norwegian Krona, another currency of interest, shows a variation from 0.36360 to 0.42910. Meanwhile, the New Zealand Dollar is trading between 2.07870 and 2.20190.

The Omani Riyal stands at a higher exchange rate, fluctuating between 9.39700 and 9.65100, whereas the Philippine Peso ranges from 0.05360 to 0.06050. Notably, the Pakistani Rupee shows a tighter margin, trading between 0.01290 and 0.01360, and the Saudi Riyal ranges from 0.96300 to 0.98400.

Additional currencies, such as the Swedish Krona and the Singapore Dollar, exhibit ranges from 0.35140 to 0.41330 and 2.83710 to 2.96270, respectively. The Syrian Pound is another currency of interest, fluctuating between 0.02400 and 0.03400, while the Tunisian Dinar ranges from 1.23440 to 1.34760.

The Turkish Lira and the U.S. Dollar are trading at 0.06870 to 0.08180 and 3.63000 to 3.65000, respectively. Precious metals also show varying exchange rates, with silver and gold trading between 64.45620 to 64.50620 and 4347.31980 to 4350.11520 against the U.S. Dollar. Platinum is observed to trade from 1795.95320 to 1802.96170.

The South African Rand shows a trading range from 0.22240 to 0.24370, reflecting its position in the current exchange rate scenario. These rates are crucial for financial analysts and economists who monitor global economic trends and their implications on local markets.