Doha: Exchange rates for foreign currencies as issued on Sunday by Qatar National Bank (QNB) reveal the current buying and selling rates across a variety of currencies. These rates are critical for businesses and individuals engaging in international transactions, impacting everything from trade to personal remittances. According to Qatar News Agency, the exchange rates provided by QNB show the buying and selling rates for several major currencies. The buying rate for the A.E. Dirham is 0.97800, with a selling rate of 1.00100. The Australian Dollar is being bought at 2.36580 and sold at 2.48180. Meanwhile, the Bahraini Dinar has a buying rate of 9.44500 and a selling rate of 9.80600. The Canadian Dollar is listed at a buying rate of 2.59410 and a selling rate of 2.71950. For the Swiss Franc, the rates are 4.08720 and 4.27450 for buying and selling, respectively. The Chinese Yuan is being bought at 0.48010 and sold at 0.52180. The Danish Kroner has a buying rate of 0.49090 and a selling rate of 0.57040. Oth er notable rates include the Egyptian Pound, which has a buying rate of 0.06480 and a selling rate of 0.07860. The Euro is listed with a buying rate of 3.81680 and a selling rate of 4.02750, whereas the Sterling Pound is at 4.59730 and 4.85860, respectively. The Hong Kong Dollar is being bought at 0.44590 and sold at 0.49810, with the Indian Rupee at a buying rate of 0.04220 and a selling rate of 0.04480. The Jordanian Dinar has a buying rate of 5.08700 and a selling rate of 5.22000. The Japanese Yen is at a buying rate of 0.02330 and a selling rate of 0.02460. Finally, the Korean Won is listed with a selling rate of 0.00310, and the Kuwaiti Dinar has a buying rate of 11.74200 and a selling rate of 12.11800. These rates are subject to change and can be influenced by a variety of economic factors.
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