AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMiddle East Energy Shock: The OECD cut its 2026 global growth forecast to 2.8% as the Iran-linked war fallout keeps energy, food and fertiliser costs elevated, with a worse 2.1% scenario if disruptions drag into 2027. Household Cost Relief: Japan approved a $19bn emergency extra budget to cushion petrol, electricity and gas bills, while Pakistan’s Power Division said June electricity relief is 20 paisa per unit after tariff adjustments. Fuel Demand Pressure: India’s gasoline and diesel demand outlook is weakening as Iran-war-driven price hikes hit trucking and retailers post daily losses. Regional Consumer Impact: The Kuwait airport was hit by an Iranian drone strike, suspending commercial flights; in the UK, the OECD warned rural areas could face diesel shortages if the conflict continues. MENA Consumer Goods Signals: Türkiye logged record tire exports of $1.9bn in 2025, with passenger car tires leading. Retail & Supply Chains: Dubai supermarkets face mounting pressure as higher freight and fuel costs ripple through grocery logistics and cold-chain delivery. Crypto & Consumer Finance: Ripple’s RLUSD is rolling into Turkey via local partners, as sanctions and volatility reshape payment and investment habits.
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