The Qatari riyal in Qatar recorded notable stability on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, despite ongoing regional tensions and military escalation, as global markets reacted cautiously while the local currency remained largely unaffected.

The Qatari riyal traded around 3.64 against the US dollar, while holding near 3.95 versus the euro and approximately 4.60 against the British pound, reflecting steady performance amid uncertainty in global financial markets.

Across GCC and regional currencies, the Qatari riyal maintained balance, trading near 0.97 against the Saudi riyal and 0.99 versus the UAE dirham, while reaching around 11.80 against the Kuwaiti dinar, indicating regional monetary stability.

Exchange Rate Table (Buy / Sell)

USD: 3.63 / 3.65

EUR: 3.93 / 3.97

GBP: 4.58 / 4.62

SAR: 0.96 / 0.98

AED: 0.98 / 1.00

KWD: 11.70 / 11.90

BHD: 9.60 / 9.80

OMR: 9.40 / 9.60

EGP: 0.075 / 0.080

CAD: 2.65 / 2.75

AUD: 2.40 / 2.50

JPY: 0.024 / 0.026

CNY: 0.50 / 0.52

INR: 0.044 / 0.046

PKR: 0.013 / 0.015

NPR: 0.027 / 0.029

PHP: 0.064 / 0.066

MGA: 0.0008 / 0.0010

BDT: 0.033 / 0.035

LKR: 0.011 / 0.013

KES: 0.028 / 0.030

The Qatari riyal also showed steady movement against global and expatriate currencies, particularly the Indian rupee, Philippine peso, and Bangladeshi taka, highlighting stable remittance flows within Qatar’s financial system.

Market analysts suggest that the Qatari riyal’s stability amid geopolitical tensions reflects strong monetary policy and its dollar peg, with expectations of continued stability unless major global market shifts or further regional escalation occur.