Doha: The latest exchange rates and precious metal prices in Qatar have been announced, providing insights into the financial market landscape in the region. The data includes a range of currencies and precious metals, reflecting the current economic conditions impacting trade and investment decisions.

According to Qatar News Agency, the exchange rate for the U.S. Dollar stands between 3.63000 and 3.65000 Qatari Riyals. The Omani Riyal is trading between 9.39800 and 9.65100, while the Saudi Riyal is valued between 0.96400 and 0.98500. Other noteworthy rates include the Singapore Dollar, ranging from 2.66330 to 2.78260, and the New Zealand Dollar, ranging from 2.02400 to 2.14280.

In the precious metals market, the price of silver is reported between 30.37000 and 30.42000 USD, while gold is priced between 2762.39000 and 2763.50000 USD. Platinum is trading between 938.43590 and 945.21510 USD. These rates provide key indicators for investors and stakeholders monitoring the commodities market.

The report also notes that certain currencies like the Moroccan Dirham, Pakistani Rupee, and Tunisian Dinar do not have available buy rates, which may affect trading activities involving these currencies. The provided exchange rates are crucial for businesses and individuals engaged in international trade and travel, allowing them to make informed financial decisions.