Iraq’s gross domestic product reached 82.1 trillion dinars, equivalent to approximately $63 billion, in the fourth quarter of 2025.
The figure, released in early warning indicators by the National Statistical Office, underscores the continued dominance of oil revenues in the country’s economic output despite global energy market volatility.
The data highlights the resilience of Iraq’s hydrocarbon sector, which remains the primary engine of growth.
With oil prices stabilizing in the second half of 2025, the country managed to maintain production levels that supported this quarterly total.
For investors monitoring emerging market exposure in the Middle East, the figure provides a baseline for assessing fiscal health and currency stability in the region.
This release comes amid a broader backdrop of mixed growth signals across emerging economies.