Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar showcase a range of buying and selling prices for numerous international currencies and precious metals, providing vital information for travelers, businesses, and investors. The figures illustrate the current economic landscape and offer insights into the fluctuating values of currencies and commodities.

According to Qatar News Agency, the buying and selling rates for the Moroccan Dirham stand at 0.39040 and 0.42520, respectively. Meanwhile, the Malaysian Ringgit is being traded at a buying rate of 0.87100 and a selling rate of 0.94190. The Norwegian Krona has a buying rate of 0.36220 and a selling rate of 0.42780.

The New Zealand Dollar is available for purchase at 2.08730 and is sold at 2.21100. For those dealing in the Omani Riyal, the buying rate is 9.39700, with a selling rate of 9.65100. The Philippine Peso trades at 0.05450 for buying and 0.06150 for selling.

The Pakistani Rupee shows a buying rate of 0.01290 and a selling rate of 0.01360, while the Saudi Riyal is bought at 0.96300 and sold at 0.98500. The Swedish Krona rates are 0.35990 for buying and 0.42460 for selling.

For the Singapore Dollar, buyers can expect a rate of 2.80610 while sellers will see a rate of 2.93240. The Syrian Pound is listed with a buying rate of 0.02440 and a selling rate of 0.03740. The Tunisian Dinar is priced at 1.23280 for buying and 1.35350 for selling.

The Turkish Lira's buying and selling rates are 0.07340 and 0.08730, respectively. The U.S. Dollar, a major player in global finance, is bought at 3.63000 and sold at 3.65000.

In the realm of precious metals, silver is traded at 75.95220 for buying and 76.00220 for selling. Gold commands a buying price of 4538.01510 and a selling price of 4542.11960, while platinum is available at a buying rate of 1973.45420 and a selling rate of 1980.44580.

Finally, the South African Rand is available for purchase at 0.21440 and is sold at 0.23520, reflecting its current exchange status in Qatar.