AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy & Deals: Petronas marked 30 years in Turkmenistan by signing new agreements for Offshore Blocks 19 and 20, plus 2D seismic work—another sign of how energy partnerships keep reshaping regional investment. Markets & Risk: Global shares slipped as US-Iran peace talks were called off, while oil hovered below $80 and the yen stayed near a 40-year low—investors are pricing geopolitical volatility fast. Capital Flows: India-focused funds saw $8.5B pulled out, with emerging-market redemptions continuing as money rotates toward US assets. Policy & Reform: Cuba passed 176 reforms to decentralize its economy, expand private banking and real estate, and open more space for foreign and domestic private capital. Digital Economy: Türkiye approved a digital economy pact with Turkic states, while Oman pushed digital commerce upgrades on its business platform, including merger options and faster registration services. Business Tech: Delhivery launched an AI-powered mapping platform to tackle India’s address and routing problems, aiming to improve logistics efficiency. Corporate & Jobs: LA County warned the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger could put about 2,500 jobs at risk locally as companies weigh consolidation savings. Investing Watch: Nepal’s Nepse fell 21.92 points and wiped about Rs40B in paper wealth, reflecting weaker trading sentiment.
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