AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoRed Sea Shipping Shock: Houthis say they struck two Saudi oil tankers (Encelia and Layla) and imposed a naval blockade, while UKMTO reported a projectile hit that sparked a fire—raising fears of a second global chokepoint alongside Strait of Hormuz. US-Iran Escalation: The US carried out a 12th straight night of strikes on Iranian military targets as Trump warned he’ll destroy a bridge or power plant for every Hormuz ship attack, with Iran warning of reciprocal retaliation. Oil Market Jitters: Brent pushed to six-week highs near $96-$97 as traders priced in longer disruptions; analysts warn the Strait and Bab el-Mandeb risks could keep refined fuel markets tight. Nuclear Deal With Saudi: The US and Saudi Arabia signed a “123” civilian nuclear cooperation and safeguards agreement, with a pathway for enrichment after a joint study—sparking fresh proliferation concerns in Washington and the region. Regional Energy Fallout: Iraq’s oil revenue loss is estimated at $40-$45bn since the war began, and CPC pipeline loading was suspended after attacks near the Black Sea terminal. ASEAN Diplomacy: ASEAN foreign ministers’ talks with partners focused on energy and food security amid West Asia turmoil, with calls for stronger supply-chain and power-grid cooperation.
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