Doha: Qatar National Bank (QNB) has released the latest exchange rates against the US Dollar, presenting a detailed chart for various currencies. According to Qatar News Agency, the exchange rates, as issued on Tuesday by QNB, outline both the buying and selling prices for a range of currencies. The rates indicate the value at which the QNB will purchase and sell each currency in relation to the US Dollar. Among the listed currencies, the United Arab Emirates Dirham is priced at 0.97800 for buying and 1.00100 for selling. The Australian Dollar stands at 2.53680 for buying and 2.68700 for selling. Meanwhile, the Bahraini Dinar shows a buying rate of 9.44600 and a selling rate of 9.80700. The Canadian Dollar presents a buying rate of 2.59300 and a selling rate of 2.71880. The Swiss Franc is listed at 4.37490 for buying and 4.57390 for selling. The Chinese Yuan is valued at 0.51370 for buying and 0.55830 for selling. Additionally, the Danish Kroner is available at 0.52710 for buying and 0.61240 for s elling. The rate for the Egyptian Pound is set at 0.06160 for buying and 0.07470 for selling. The Euro is priced at 4.09240 for buying and 4.35590 for selling. Other currencies include the Sterling Pound at 4.78250 for buying and 5.09100 for selling, the Hong Kong Dollar at 0.44190 for buying and 0.49370 for selling, and the Indian Rupee at 0.03710 for buying and 0.03960 for selling. The Jordanian Dinar is listed with a buying rate of 5.08700 and a selling rate of 5.22000. The Japanese Yen is valued at 0.02300 for buying and 0.02430 for selling. The Korean Won has a selling rate of 0.00320, while the buying rate is not available. Finally, the Kuwaiti Dinar is set at a buying rate of 11.74000 and a selling rate of 12.11200. These rates provide a comprehensive view of the currency exchange scenario as facilitated by QNB.
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