Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar have shown varied levels of activity across several currencies, with notable fluctuations observed in the values of both regional and international currencies. These rates offer insights into the current economic interactions and currency market changes in the region.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Malaysian Ringgit is currently trading between 0.86600 and 0.93600, while the Norwegian Krona ranges from 0.35400 to 0.41780. The New Zealand Dollar shows a spread from 2.08230 to 2.20530, indicating its position in the currency market. The Omani Riyal, a significant regional currency, is valued between 9.40000 and 9.64900.

The Philippine Peso is exchanged at rates from 0.05560 to 0.06270, whereas the Pakistani Rupee information is unavailable for the buying rate but shows a selling rate of 0.01340. The Saudi Riyal demonstrates stability with an exchange range of 0.96300 to 0.98500. Meanwhile, the Swedish Krona is valued between 0.36500 and 0.42930.

Further currency details reveal the Singapore Dollar trading from 2.81640 to 2.94250, and the Syrian Pound ranges from 0.02440 to 0.03740. The Tunisian Dinar and South African Rand buying rates are unavailable, but the selling rates stand at 1.35730 and 0.23720, respectively. The Turkish Lira shows a range from 0.07470 to 0.08890.

In precious metals, the U.S. Dollar is pegged between 3.63000 and 3.65000. Silver is valued between 74.36670 and 74.41870 per USD, Gold between 4719.24000 and 4720.84000 per USD, and Platinum ranges from 2038.68120 to 2051.48350 per USD, reflecting the ongoing trends in the precious metals market.