Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar have been released, showing a range of buying and selling prices for various currencies. These rates reveal the strengths and fluctuations in the global currency market as observed within the Qatari financial system.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is currently not available for buying, but is being sold at a rate of 0.42350 Qatari Riyals. The Malaysian Ringgit is being bought at 0.83010 and sold at 0.89670, while the Norwegian Krona has a buying rate of 0.33340 and a selling rate of 0.39350.

The New Zealand Dollar can be purchased for 2.01580 and sold for 2.13410. The Omani Riyal, one of the higher-valued currencies in the list, is being bought at 9.40000 and sold at 9.64800. The Philippine Peso has a buying rate of 0.05710 and a selling rate of 0.06440.

Additionally, the Pakistani Rupee is being sold at 0.01350, though its buying rate is not available. The Saudi Riyal shows a buying rate of 0.96400 and a selling rate of 0.98600. The Swedish Krona is available for purchase at 0.35940 and can be sold at 0.42270.

The Singapore Dollar is another currency with a significant value, having a buying rate of 2.76040 and a selling rate of 2.88350. The Syrian Pound is listed only with a selling rate of 0.00037. The Tunisian Dinar is available for sale at 1.33300, with no buying rate provided.

The Turkish Lira can be bought for 0.07880 and sold for 0.09380. The U.S. Dollar, a key currency in global markets, is being bought at 3.63000 and sold at 3.65000.

Precious metals are also part of the exchange data, with silver priced at 50.93100 for buying and 50.98100 for selling per USD. Gold is valued at 4074.55000 for buying and 4075.06000 for selling per USD, and platinum is being traded at 1531.22740 for buying and 1540.76270 for selling per USD.

The South African Rand is only available for sale at 0.22830, with no buying rate listed. This comprehensive overview of exchange rates provides insight into the dynamic currency market as observed in Qatar.