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Use this chart to follow the QAR to AED rate in real time. It is helpful if you are preparing a payment, managing cash flow, or keeping an eye on short term market movements.
Here is how the QAR to AED rate has moved over the past year:
Both currencies are tied closely to the US dollar, so the QAR to AED rate usually stays fairly steady overall. Even so, there are days when the rate moves a little, and that usually comes from short term liquidity, market sentiment, or changes in the level of demand for transfers between the two countries.
Because both currencies mirror the dollar, shifts in global dollar demand or changes in US interest rate expectations can affect pricing across the Gulf. These moves are rarely dramatic, but they do create small day to day adjustments.
Business between Qatar and the UAE runs throughout the year, and there are times when activity picks up or a new project starts drawing in payments. When that happens, banks can end up handling more of one currency than the other, and the rate may shift a little as a result.
Travel and short term movement of people between the two countries can also influence flows. Busy times of the year often bring a rise in smaller transfers, which adds to demand on one side of the market.
Banks adjust prices depending on the real time availability of each currency. When liquidity tightens, even by a small margin, it can result in a slight change to the QAR to AED rate.
Whether you are supporting family, paying for property costs, or managing commercial invoices, getting a strong QAR to AED rate helps reduce the overall cost of your transfer.
Not significantly. Both currencies are pegged to the US dollar, so movements tend to be small.
Yes. Banks often add wide margins. Our pricing is typically more competitive and completely transparent.
Yes. Forward contracts allow you to fix the current rate for a future payment.
Sometimes. Busy travel periods can increase payment flows, which may influence short term pricing.
