Doha: The latest exchange rates for currencies and precious metals in Qatar have been released, providing insight into the current financial landscape. The rates reflect the buying and selling prices for a range of currencies and metals, offering a snapshot of the economic environment.

According to Qatar News Agency, the exchange rate for the Malaysian Ringgit is set at 0.84640 for buying and 0.91460 for selling. The Norwegian Krona is priced at 0.33400 for buying and 0.39420 for selling, while the New Zealand Dollar stands at 2.07840 for buying and 2.20150 for selling. Additionally, the Omani Riyal has a buying rate of 9.40000 and a selling rate of 9.64800.

The Philippine Peso is listed at 0.05720 for buying and 0.06450 for selling. The Saudi Riyal's buying price is 0.96400, with a selling price of 0.98600. The Swedish Krona is available at a buying rate of 0.36940 and a selling rate of 0.43450, whereas the Singapore Dollar is at 2.79410 for buying and 2.91890 for selling.

For precious metals, Silver is priced at 69.52320 for buying and 69.59210 for selling. Gold is listed at 4484.32150 for buying and 4485.40980 for selling, and Platinum is available at a buying rate of 2141.34000 and a selling rate of 2150.34000.

Notably, certain currencies such as the Moroccan Dirham, Pakistani Rupee, Syrian Pound, Tunisian Dinar, and South African Rand are not available for buying rates but have specified selling rates, indicating limited availability or demand. The U.S. Dollar maintains a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000, underscoring its stable demand in the market.