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U.S. Imports
$543.3M
U.S. Exports
$71.7M
-$471.6M (net importer)
The United States imported $543.3M/month and exported $71.7M/month with Iraq as of February 2026, covering 35 product categories.
Iraq is a major oil-exporting nation in the Middle East, with petroleum and petroleum products dominating its export profile. The country is rebuilding its trade infrastructure following decades of conflict, with growing imports of machinery, food, and manufactured goods. U.S. trade with Iraq is subject to specific licensing requirements and ongoing monitoring by OFAC.
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Iraq's exports are overwhelmingly dominated by crude petroleum and petroleum products, which account for the vast majority of its export revenue.
While broad sanctions on Iraq were lifted after 2003, certain individuals and entities remain designated under OFAC programs. Exporters should screen all parties and consult EAR and ITAR regulations for controlled goods.
The United States primarily imports crude oil and refined petroleum products from Iraq, making energy the cornerstone of the bilateral trade relationship.
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Annual data from BEA | 2024
Services Exports
$2.2B
Services Imports
$532.0M