It's a scripting language, so it's not going to compete with anything compiled or JITed, but it has a pretty efficient threaded bytecode interpreter (that is almost more interesting than the language itself!). It's certainly good enough for most situations where you would reach for a scripting language.
AoT/JIT compilation is a property of the implementation, not the language.
It would be good to know order of magnitude anyway. Like, are we talking Ruby/Python level, etc.