Doha: Exchange rates in Qatar have shown a dynamic range of fluctuations across various currencies, reflecting the global economic trends. Notably, the exchange rate for the U.S. Dollar stands stable with a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Malaysian Ringgit is being traded with a buying rate of 0.87750 and a selling rate of 0.94840, while the Omani Riyal shows a buying rate of 9.39900 and a selling rate of 9.64900. The Norwegian Krona and Swedish Krona also exhibit notable buying and selling rates, indicating varied economic conditions.

Additionally, the exchange rate for the New Zealand Dollar ranges from a buying rate of 2.08980 to a selling rate of 2.21250. The Saudi Riyal's rates are observed at 0.96300 for buying and 0.98500 for selling, reflecting its steady position in the market.

Precious metals also reflect current market conditions, with silver trading between 81.27120 and 81.32770 USD, and gold showing a slight variation with rates between 5027.73000 and 5028.24000 USD. Platinum's trading range is noted from 2149.7000 to 2161.7000 USD, highlighting its market volatility.

Other currencies such as the Turkish Lira and Singapore Dollar are also part of the exchange rate observations, with the former ranging from 0.07550 to 0.08990 and the latter from 2.81050 to 2.93610, respectively. The exchange rates for the South African Rand, Pakistani Rupee, Moroccan Dirham, and Tunisian Dinar are currently unavailable for buying, indicating a pause in trading activities or recalibrations.