Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar have been released, indicating a range of buying and selling prices for various currencies against the Qatari Riyal. These rates are crucial for investors, businesses, and individuals involved in foreign exchange transactions.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Moroccan Dirham is showing buying and selling rates of 0.38890 and 0.42330, respectively. Meanwhile, the Malaysian Ringgit's rates are set at 0.85060 for buying and 0.91890 for selling. The Norwegian Krona is available at 0.35570 for buying and 0.41980 for selling.

The New Zealand Dollar stands at 2.09270 for buying and 2.21630 for selling, whereas the Omani Riyal has rates of 9.39900 for buying and 9.64800 for selling. The Philippine Peso is listed at 0.05540 for buying and 0.06250 for selling, while the Pakistani Rupee can be bought at 0.01290 and sold at 0.01360.

For those dealing with Saudi Riyals, the buying rate is 0.96300 and the selling rate is 0.98500. The Swedish Krona is available at 0.36370 for buying and 0.42770 for selling. The Singapore Dollar can be bought at 2.80410 and sold at 2.92940.

The Syrian Pound shows a buying rate of 0.02440 and a selling rate of 0.03740, with the Tunisian Dinar available at 1.23250 for buying and 1.34250 for selling. The Turkish Lira is listed at 0.07210 for buying and 0.08590 for selling.

The U.S. Dollar remains a consistent factor in the exchange market with a buying rate of 3.63000 and a selling rate of 3.65000. Additionally, precious metals are also priced, with silver trading at 70.40660 for buying and 70.45660 for selling, gold at 4325.26000 for buying and 4326.37000 for selling, and platinum at 1762.39320 for buying and 1778.37590 for selling.

Finally, the South African Rand is priced at 0.22200 for buying and 0.24330 for selling, offering competitive rates for those trading in international markets.