Foreign currency rates against the Qatari riyal today in Qatar showed relative stability, with slight movements across several global and regional currencies, according to the latest banking sector updates, as individuals and businesses continue monitoring exchange rates for transfers and financial planning.

Based on the latest data, the Saudi riyal recorded 0.96300 for buying and 0.98500 for selling, while the Omani riyal reached 9.39800 for buying and 9.65100 for selling, and the UAE dirham stood at 0.97800 for buying and 1.00100 for selling, reflecting strong alignment among Gulf currencies and stable trading levels.

Among other Arab currencies, the Bahraini dinar recorded 9.41300 for buying and 9.77300 for selling, while the Kuwaiti dinar reached 11.74900 for buying and 12.12200 for selling, and the Jordanian dinar stood at 5.08700 for buying and 5.22000 for selling, highlighting their continued strength against the Qatari riyal.

Regarding global currencies, the Australian dollar recorded 2.44810 for buying and 2.59120 for selling, while the Canadian dollar reached 2.59630 for buying and 2.72270 for selling, and the Swiss franc stood at 4.47950 for buying and 4.68560 for selling, with the euro at 4.09000 for buying and 4.33790 for selling, and the British pound at 4.70640 for buying and 5.00050 for selling.

Additional data showed the Chinese yuan at 0.49870 for buying and 0.54190 for selling, the Danish krone at 0.52600 for buying and 0.61120 for selling, the Egyptian pound at 0.06050 for buying and 0.07340 for selling, along with the Japanese yen at 0.02220 for buying and 0.02340 for selling, the Indian rupee at 0.03750 for buying and 0.04000 for selling, and the Hong Kong dollar at 0.44250 for buying and 0.49440 for selling, reflecting a diverse exchange landscape against the Qatari riyal today.