Doha: The Qatar News Agency has released a new list of exchange rates for various currencies and precious metals, offering insights into the financial market's current standing. These rates, which reflect the buying and selling prices, are crucial for traders, businesses, and travelers dealing with international finances.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is observed at a buying rate of 0.38460 and a selling rate of 0.41860. The Malaysian Ringgit is priced at 0.85100 for buying and 0.92000 for selling. The Norwegian Krona stands at 0.36250 for buying and 0.42780 for selling, while the New Zealand Dollar is available at 2.10230 for buying and 2.22690 for selling.

The Omani Riyal shows a buying rate of 9.39700 and a selling rate of 9.65100. Meanwhile, the Philippine Peso is priced at 0.05360 for buying and 0.06050 for selling. The Pakistani Rupee's rates are set at 0.01290 for buying and 0.01360 for selling. For transactions involving the Saudi Riyal, the buying rate is 0.96300, and the selling rate is 0.98400.

Other currencies include the Swedish Krona, with a buying rate of 0.35520 and a selling rate of 0.41890. The Singapore Dollar is listed at 2.83730 for buying and 2.96390 for selling. The Syrian Pound shows a buying rate of 0.02400 and a selling rate of 0.03400. The Tunisian Dinar is at 1.23300 for buying and 1.35360 for selling, and the Turkish Lira is set at 0.06890 for buying and 0.08200 for selling.

The U.S. Dollar, a major currency in global trade, is listed at a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000. In terms of precious metals, silver is priced at 66.18970 for buying and 66.23970 for selling. Gold is at 4427.69290 for buying and 4432.80710 for selling, while platinum sits at 1820.50500 for buying and 1827.50500 for selling.

Lastly, the South African Rand has a buying rate of 0.22420 and a selling rate of 0.24600. These exchange rates reflect the current economic conditions and play a significant role in international trade and finance.