| Fuel Type | USD / Liter | IQD / Liter | vs World Avg |
|---|---|---|---|
| ⛽ Gasoline (Petrol) | $0.562 | ع.د 853 | -64.7% |
| 🚛 Diesel | $0.190 | ع.د 288 | -88.1% |
| 🔵 LPG / Autogas | $0.170 | ع.د 258 | -82.2% |
| ⚡ Electric (kWh) | $0.013 | ع.د 19.72 | |
| ⚡ Electric Business (kWh) | $0.040 | ع.د 60.69 | |
| 🔥 Natural Gas (m³) | N/A | — | |
| 🔥 Natural Gas Business (m³) | N/A | — | |
| 💧 Kerosene | N/A | — | |
| 🌡 Heating Oil | N/A | — |
Gasoline Price in Iraq Today
Today a full 40-litre tank in Iraq costs in the region of ع.د 34,108. That equates to 13 minutes of average-wage labour per litre and 8.6 hours for 40 litres. LPG comes in at ع.د 258/L — 69.8% below gasoline.
Diesel Price in Iraq
A litre of diesel in Iraq goes for ع.د 288/L, 66.2% below gasoline. Regionally, diesel sits 15.5% below petrol across 12 Middle East markets — making this gap wider than usual.
How Iraq Compares Globally
Drivers in Iraq pay ع.د 853/L per litre ($0.562), 64.7% below the global figure of $1.593. That places Iraq 9th from the bottom among 133 tracked countries, and 4th cheapest of the 12 in Middle East. Relative to the Middle East norm that is 38.7% below. Yemen is the closest cheaper neighbour (8.7% less) and Qatar the closest dearer one (3.2% more).
Historical Price Trend
Pump prices in Iraq are down 13.4% since 3 months ago, when petrol cost $0.649 against today's $0.562. Over 43 weekly surveys the low was $0.562 and the high $0.650, reached 21 September 2026. The diesel line held steady, moving 0.0% across the same window. A 15.7% distance separates the 26 October bottom from the 21 September top. Measured from the first reading of 2026 the pump price is 13.4% lower. Domestic power fell 13.3% across the same months and now costs ع.د 19.72 per kWh.
As of 2026-10-27, the retail price of gasoline in Iraq is $0.562 per liter, and diesel costs $0.190 per liter. Iraq’s gasoline price is 64.7% below the global average of $1.593 per liter. LPG/autogas is available at $0.170 per liter. Electricity for EV charging costs $0.013 per kWh.
Iraq is an oil-producing country where the government subsidizes fuel prices, keeping retail costs well below international market levels. Domestic energy policy prioritizes affordability, directly reflected in pump prices.
Based on an average monthly wage of $460 USD, a worker in Iraq needs approximately 13 minutes to afford one liter of gasoline — equivalent to 107.5% of a day's pay for a standard 40-liter fill-up.
The Middle East range runs $0.029 (Iran) to $2.600 (Israel) across 12 markets, a gap of 8,865.5%.
Every figure is re-checked weekly against official government energy agencies and trusted international data feeds. Local currency amounts (IQD / ع.د) update automatically with live exchange rates.
| Commodity | Market Price | Raw Cost | Retail Here | Gov't Factor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 🛢 Brent Crude | $110.84 /bbl | $0.817 /L | $0.562 | -31.2% |
| 🛢 WTI Crude | $101.12 /bbl | $0.756 /L | $0.562 | -25.7% |
| 🔥 Natural Gas | $3.05 /MMBtu | $0.134 /m³ | no data | — |
| ⚡ Lithium ETF | $62.63 /share | indirect | $0.013 | — |
| ☢ Uranium ETF | $35.86 /share | indirect | $0.013 | — |
How global commodity swings translated to pump prices here
| Commodity | Commodity Δ30D | Retail Δ30D | Pass-Through |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🛢 Brent Crude | +10.5% | -13.4% |
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| 🛢 WTI Crude | +13.1% | -13.4% |
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| 🔥 Natural Gas | -0.4% | — | — |
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