Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar have been announced, showcasing varying values for several international currencies and precious metals. These rates are essential for businesses, traders, and tourists navigating financial transactions within and outside the country.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is trading between 0.38780 and 0.42240, while the Malaysian Ringgit stands at 0.85480 for buying and 0.92440 for selling. The Norwegian Krona is listed with a buying rate of 0.36030 and a selling rate of 0.42530. Meanwhile, the New Zealand Dollar is available at 2.11660 for buying, reaching up to 2.24170 for selling.

The Omani Riyal, a significant currency in the region, is being traded at 9.40100 for buying and 9.67300 for selling. The Philippine Peso has a buying rate of 0.05380 and a selling rate of 0.06080. The Pakistani Rupee is listed at 0.01290 for buying and 0.01360 for selling.

For the Saudi Riyal, the rates are 0.96300 for buying and 0.98400 for selling. The Swedish Krona exchange rate is between 0.35470 and 0.41710. The Singapore Dollar is trading at 2.82370 for buying and 2.95010 for selling.

The Syrian Pound is notably lower, with a buying rate of 0.02400 and a selling rate of 0.03400, whereas the Tunisian Dinar is at 1.24530 for buying and 1.35640 for selling. The Turkish Lira is trading between 0.06920 and 0.08230.

The U.S. Dollar, a crucial currency for global transactions, is stable between 3.63000 and 3.65000. In terms of precious metals, silver is valued between 66.16130 and 66.21130 USD, gold between 4424.41000 and 4425.21000 USD, and platinum between 1802.39000 and 1811.39000 USD.

Finally, the South African Rand is listed with a buying rate of 0.22150 and a selling rate of 0.24270, reflecting its current market position. This comprehensive list of exchange rates provides valuable insights for those involved in currency exchange and financial planning.