Doha: Recent data on exchange rates in Qatar reveals notable differences across various currencies.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham and Pakistani Rupee are not currently available for exchange, while the South African Rand also lacks a buying rate. The Saudi Riyal shows a slight fluctuation between 0.96400 and 0.98500, reflecting its stability in the market.

The Malaysian Ringgit is priced between 0.87150 and 0.94170, and the Norwegian Krona ranges from 0.36160 to 0.42670. The New Zealand Dollar, a significant currency for trade partners, is valued between 2.09520 and 2.21860. The Omani Riyal shows a steady rate ranging from 9.39700 to 9.65100.

The Philippine Peso presents a slight variation between 0.05450 and 0.06150, while the Swedish Krona is valued from 0.36730 to 0.43200. The Singapore Dollar exhibits a range from 2.81490 to 2.94040. The Syrian Pound, one of the lower-valued currencies, shows rates between 0.02440 and 0.03740.

In terms of precious metals, silver is priced between 73.63620 and 73.67160 USD, gold is between 4594.78000 and 4595.55000 USD, and platinum ranges from 1931.55000 to 1939.05000 USD. These rates reflect the current market trends and the economic conditions impacting currency and precious metal values globally.