Iraq: Exports and imports decline in the second quarter of 2025
Iraq: Exports and imports decline in the second quarter of 2025
2025-09-22 02:07
Shafaq News – Baghdad
The Central Bank of Iraq announced on Monday a decline in exports and imports in Iraq during the second quarter of 2025.
The bank stated, in statistics reviewed by Shafaq News Agency, that “Iraqi exports declined during the second quarter of the current year to reach $23.285 billion, compared to imports in the first quarter, in which exports reached $24.112 billion.”
According to the Central Bank’s statistics, exports included crude oil worth $20.956 billion, petroleum product exports worth $981 million, and other exports worth $1.347 billion.
She explained that Iraqi imports also declined to $17.534 billion, compared to $18.158 billion in the first quarter. She noted that imports included government imports worth $1.813 billion and private sector imports worth $15.993 billion.
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