Doha: Qatar National Bank (QNB) has announced the latest exchange rates for foreign currencies, offering updated buying and selling rates as of Monday. The exchange rate information is crucial for individuals and businesses engaged in international trade and finance. According to Qatar News Agency, the exchange rates for various currencies are as follows: The buying rate for the United Arab Emirates Dirham stands at 0.97800, with the selling rate at 1.00100. The Australian Dollar is available for purchase at 2.32300 and for sale at 2.43770. The Bahraini Dinar shows a buying rate of 9.45200 and a selling rate of 9.81300. For the Canadian Dollar, the buying rate is 2.56150, while the selling rate is 2.68520. The Swiss Franc can be bought at 4.03060 and sold at 4.21290. The Chinese Yuan has a buying rate of 0.47630 and a selling rate of 0.51760. The Danish Kroner is offered at a buying rate of 0.48230 and a selling rate of 0.56040. The Egyptian Pound is available for buying at 0.06470 and selling at 0.07850. T he Euro shows a buying rate of 3.75090 and a selling rate of 3.95800, while the Sterling Pound can be bought at 4.49060 and sold at 4.74700. For the Hong Kong Dollar, the buying rate is 0.44530 with a selling rate of 0.49740. The Indian Rupee is available for buying at 0.04220 and selling at 0.04480. The Jordanian Dinar can be bought at 5.08700 and sold at 5.22000. The Japanese Yen has a buying rate of 0.02300 and a selling rate of 0.02430. The Korean Won is available for sale at 0.00310, while the Kuwaiti Dinar has a buying rate of 11.71300 and a selling rate of 12.08500. These exchange rates are essential for currency traders, importers, and exporters, as well as for residents and expatriates who engage in currency exchange. The rates reflect the dynamic nature of global currency markets and are subject to change based on market conditions.
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