AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoForex & Capital Flows: India’s RBI rolled out five measures to pull in foreign capital and shore up external finances as the US-Iran conflict strains the rupee and reserves. Oil Markets & Hormuz Risk: Crude prices swung but stayed sensitive to stalled US-Iran talks and Lebanon ceasefire uncertainty, with Hormuz transit fears still shaping the risk premium. Iran Supply Pressure: Iranian crude and condensate exports slid to a six-year low in May, blamed on the US naval blockade and wider reluctance to insure and move cargoes. Regional Escalation: Hezbollah rejected a US-backed Lebanon ceasefire, keeping the US-Iran track shaky and adding volatility to energy expectations. Nuclear Watch: The UN nuclear watchdog said it couldn’t inspect key Iranian sites hit in war, raising safeguards and proliferation concerns. Energy Security Moves: Türkiye boosted renewables capacity by 55% over five years, while Korea pushed LNG import diversification to cut Middle East dependence. Infrastructure Disruption: Oman suspended oil loading at Mina al Fahal after an explosion near its SBM berths, reportedly linked to a drone attack. Demand Outlook: OPEC said it still sees robust oil demand growth despite Hormuz disruption fears. Broader Impact: The OECD warned that a prolonged Persian Gulf conflict could push economies toward recession.
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