Iraq’s federal budget revenues rose above 8 trillion dinars in January 2026, showing growth compared with the same month last year.
According to Finance Ministry data, total revenues reached 8.537 trillion dinars (about $6.5 billion), up 6% from January 2025.
Oil revenues brought in 7.075 trillion dinars, making up about 83% of total government income, while non-oil revenues reached 1.462 trillion dinars.
The report also showed 120 billion dinars in non-oil revenues from the Kurdistan Region were transferred to the federal treasury.
On spending, current expenditures totaled 8.345 trillion dinars, with public sector salaries taking the largest share at 5.087 trillion dinars. Pensions reached 1.598 trillion dinars, while social welfare payments came in at 458 billion dinars.
The figures highlight continued reliance on oil, while showing modest growth in non-oil revenues.
