The Central Bank of Iraq revealed a decline in the country’s exports and imports during the second quarter of 2025. Exports dropped to $23.285 billion in Q2, compared to $24.112 billion in Q1.
Iraqi exports included crude oil worth $20.956 billion, petroleum products worth $981 million, and other exports worth $1.347 billion.
Meanwhile, Iraq’s imports fell to $17.534 billion, compared to $18.158 billion in Q1. Government imports amounted to $1.813 billion, while private sector imports stood at $15.993 billion.
