AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEnergy Prices & Consumer Pressure: Saudi oil output plunged to its lowest since 1990 as Houthi-linked Red Sea disruptions and the Iran war squeeze exports, pushing Brent above $107 and helping drive U.S. diesel to a record $6 a gallon—fuel shocks that ripple into everyday costs. Syria Fuel Protests: Syria saw its widest fuel-price protests since Assad’s fall after diesel jumped 40% and petrol rose 28%, with protesters blocking highways and demanding ministerial changes. Oil Market Outlook: The IEA cut oil supply and demand forecasts again, warning that Gulf and Red Sea disruptions (including Bab el-Mandeb) are delaying normalization and keeping tanker costs elevated. Travel & Retail Demand: Etihad launched its “Beyond Borders” cabin experience at ATM 2026 and says it’s on track to break even this year despite the Iran war; Emirates also reported strong winter booking momentum. Regional Trade & Consumer Goods: Egypt’s sugar exports hit about $290M in 2025, with Lebanon the biggest buyer, while Türkiye’s exports to nearby markets show Iraq leading among neighbors. Healthcare Market Watch: A new forecast flags reusable underpads as a growing healthcare and sustainability segment, projected to reach $0.92B by 2030.
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