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Currency rates in Iraq today
Rates against the dollar come from a free global source updated daily; the dinar figure is computed at the parallel-market dollar rate shown on the dollar page, and at the Central Bank official rate. Baghdad prices the dollar; other currencies derive from it.
1,859
-1.44%🇪🇺 dinars per euro · Change vs 7 October 2026
Last month · dinars at the market rate
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Conversions go through the dollar at the parallel-market rate.
185,901 Iraqi dinar
Observed 8 October 2026 · at the parallel market rate 1,660 IQD
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One unit of each currency in dinars, at the parallel rate and the official rate. Small-value currencies (Syrian pound, Iranian rial, Lebanese pound) are shown per thousand units.
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Beyond the map
- Chinese yuan247-1.18%
- Japanese yen10.50-1.08%
- Indian rupee17.14-1.44%
- Pakistani rupee5.99-1.14%
- Canadian dollar1,165-1.47%
- Australian dollar1,156-1.41%
- Malaysian ringgit406-1.23%
- South Korean won1,240per 1,000-1.12%
Questions about currency rates in Iraq
What is the euro rate in Iraq today?
The euro is about 1,859 Iraqi dinars at the parallel-market rate (updated 8 October 2026), computed from the euro's dollar rate and the market dollar (1,660 dinars).
What is the Turkish lira in Iraqi dinars?
The lira is about 34 dinars at the parallel rate. It moves a lot against the dollar, so the figure changes daily.
What are the UAE dirham and Saudi riyal in dinars?
The dirham is about 452 dinars and the riyal about 443 dinars at the parallel rate. Both are pegged to the dollar, so they track the dollar rate directly.
What are the Kuwaiti and Jordanian dinars in Iraqi dinars?
The Kuwaiti dinar is about 5,359 Iraqi dinars and the Jordanian dinar about 2,341, at the parallel rate.
Why does a money changer quote something different?
The figure here is a conversion through the dollar at the parallel rate; a changer adds a margin that varies by currency and amount, and prices thinly traded currencies with a wider spread.
How currency rates in Iraq are worked out
There is no deep market for the euro or the lira in Baghdad; money changers price the dollar and everything else derives from it. So each currency's dollar rate comes from a daily global source and is multiplied by the parallel-market dollar rate to give the dinar figure. It is a conversion estimate, not a list price at any one changer, who add a margin that varies by currency and amount.
The official column uses the Central Bank of Iraq rate (1,510 dinars per dollar since 7 October 2026) and applies to official bank transactions only. The gap between the two columns is the dollar gap itself.
Dollar cross rates update once a day at the source; the parallel dollar rate every few hours from the dollar page. The date at the top is the source's last update.