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Iraq experienced a 5.7% increase in domestic debt during the first four months of 2026, reaching approximately 95.68 trillion dinars (about $73 billion) by the end of April, compared to 90.52 trillion dinars (about $69 billion) at the end of 2025. The debts of the Ministry of Finance owed to the Central Bank constitute the largest component of the total debt, with an increase of 10 trillion dinars (around $7.63 billion) during the same period. Nevertheless, the debt-to-GDP ratio remains at 43%, remaining within safe levels.
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