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Qatar’s Exchange Rates Highlight Stability Amid Global Fluctuations

Doha: The Qatar Central Bank has released the latest exchange rates, showcasing the current value of various currencies and precious metals against the Qatari Riyal. The U.S. Dollar maintains a notable presence with a rate of buying at 3.63000 and selling at 3.65000 Qatari Riyals, reflecting a stable economic environment.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is priced between 0.38910 and 0.42310, and the Malaysian Ringgit ranges from 0.86710 to 0.93720. The Norwegian Krona is available at rates from 0.36190 to 0.42720, while the New Zealand Dollar shows a range of 2.08660 to 2.20990.

The Omani Riyal, a significant currency in the region, stands at 9.39700 for buying and 9.65100 for selling. The Philippine Peso is between 0.05460 and 0.06160, and the Pakistani Rupee ranges from 0.01280 to 0.01360. The Saudi Riyal, another key currency, is valued between 0.96400 and 0.98500.

European currencies like the Swedish Krona are exchanging between 0.36570 and 0.43010. The Singapore Dollar is noted at 2.80610 and 2.93170. Meanwhile, the Syrian Pound holds a range from 0.02440 to 0.03740, and the Tunisian Dinar is listed between 1.24710 and 1.35580.

The Turkish Lira is evaluated between 0.07390 and 0.08790, and the South African Rand is set from 0.21240 to 0.23270. Precious metals have marked their positions with silver priced between 72.04000 and 72.09000 USD, gold between 4556.88670 and 4559.05320 USD, and platinum between 1909.35000 and 1916.85000 USD, indicating a steady demand for these commodities.