Doha: The latest exchange rates in Qatar showcase a range of values across different currencies, highlighting the fluid nature of the global financial market. The information provides insight into the current buying and selling rates of various currencies and precious metals in the country.

According to Qatar News Agency, the U.S. Dollar maintains a stable position with buying and selling rates at 3.63000 and 3.65000 respectively. Meanwhile, the Omani Riyal can be bought at 9.40100 and sold at 9.65000, reflecting its strong standing in comparison to other currencies.

The Malaysian Ringgit shows slight fluctuation, with a buying rate of 0.85360 and a selling rate of 0.92250. In contrast, the New Zealand Dollar presents more significant variance, with rates ranging from 2.04940 for buying to 2.17010 for selling.

Notably, the Saudi Riyal and Singapore Dollar also demonstrate a stable exchange environment with buying and selling rates of 0.96300 to 0.98500 and 2.79500 to 2.92010, respectively. The Turkish Lira, on the other hand, remains relatively weaker, with an exchange rate ranging from 0.07500 to 0.08930.

In terms of precious metals, the report reveals that silver is traded between 74.04220 and 74.08120 USD, while gold has a narrower margin with rates between 4681.71000 and 4682.22000 USD. Platinum also shows consistent trading values, ranging from 1953.95000 to 1962.95000 USD.

Overall, these rates provide a snapshot of the economic interactions taking place in Qatar, reflecting both regional and global financial dynamics.