Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar have been released, showcasing the buying and selling prices for several international currencies and precious metals. Individuals and businesses involved in foreign exchange will find the updated rates significant for their transactions.

According to Qatar News Agency, the listed exchange rates display variations across different currencies. The Moroccan Dirham, Pakistani Rupee, Syrian Pound, Tunisian Dinar, and South African Rand do not have specified buying rates, indicating their selling prices only at 0.42810, 0.01350, 0.00037, 1.34800, and 0.23440 respectively. The Malaysian Ringgit is available for purchase at 0.84390 and for sale at 0.91190, while the Omani Riyal stands at a buying rate of 9.40000 and a selling rate of 9.64800.

Additionally, the Norwegian Krona can be bought for 0.33320 and sold for 0.39330. The U.S. Dollar remains a key currency with a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000. Other notable currencies include the Singapore Dollar, available for 2.78000 for buying and 2.90470 for selling, as well as the Turkish Lira at 0.07790 for buying and 0.09280 for selling.

The report also highlights current rates for precious metals. Silver is priced at 69.15000 for buying and 69.20000 for selling in USD, while gold is available at rates of 4394.19000 for buying and 4394.70000 for selling. Platinum is priced at 2056.78000 for buying and 2065.78000 for selling, reflecting its standing in the precious metal markets.

These rates are essential for financial planning and transactions within Qatar, affecting both individual and corporate financial decisions.