Iraq | Use of IMF credit (DOD, current US$)

The indicator "Use of IMF Credit (DOD, Current US$)" represents the total amount of IMF credit that a country has drawn, expressed in current US dollars. "DOD" stands for "debt outstanding," meaning this figure reflects the amount of IMF credit that remains to be repaid rather than the total amount borrowed. The chart illustrates the total IMF credit drawn by Iraq each year, measured in billions of US dollars. This data helps assess Iraq's reliance on IMF resources and how it has evolved over the 8-year period from 2015 to 2022. The trends and fluctuations depicted in the chart provide insights into Iraq's financial engagement with the IMF and how its borrowing patterns have changed over time.