Doha: Recent data from Qatar showcases significant variations in exchange rates for multiple currencies, reflecting ongoing economic developments. The exchange rate for the Moroccan Dirham remains unavailable, while the Malaysian Ringgit is trading between 0.85820 and 0.92670 Qatari Riyals. The Norwegian Krona ranges from 0.34500 to 0.40950, and the New Zealand Dollar is valued between 2.05400 and 2.17580.

According to Qatar News Agency, the Omani Riyal is exchanged between 9.39800 and 9.65100, and the Philippine Peso fluctuates from 0.05540 to 0.06260. The Pakistani Rupee's buying rate is not available, but it is sold at 0.01350. The Saudi Riyal sees a modest range of 0.96300 to 0.98500, while the Swedish Krona is valued from 0.35930 to 0.42340.

The Singapore Dollar trades between 2.78800 and 2.91350, and the Syrian Pound shows a significant range from 0.02440 to 0.03740. Meanwhile, the Tunisian Dinar's buying rate is unavailable, with a selling rate at 1.34000, and the Turkish Lira ranges from 0.07510 to 0.08940. The U.S. Dollar remains relatively stable, trading between 3.63000 and 3.65000.

In the commodities market, silver is trading between 69.59000 and 69.98000 USD, gold is valued between 4492.47660 and 4493.50880 USD, and platinum ranges from 1862.89360 to 1869.88660 USD. The South African Rand's buying rate is not listed, but it sells for 0.22950. These figures provide insights into the current economic landscape and currency market dynamics in Qatar.