AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoStrait of Hormuz Logistics Shock: Three Indian-flagged crude tankers (Desh Vaibhav, Desh Vibhor, Sanmar Herald) safely crossed hours before Iran again announced a closure, carrying 8.6 lakh MT and 94 crew—showing how fast routing decisions are being made as tensions flare. Middle East Trade Uncertainty: A survey says firms expect Strait disruption to linger into 2027, even with US-Iran talks starting in Switzerland. Energy & Supply Chain Pressure: Ukraine hit Russia-controlled Crimea with drone strikes, including a fuel depot and maritime logistics assets, while analysts warn depleted reserves could make future shocks harder to absorb. Regional Transport Fixes: Philippines DPWH completed early strengthening of the Calbiga Bridge in Samar, reopening it for heavier vehicles under revised rules. Cold-Chain Growth in Africa: Kenya’s farmers are adopting solar-powered cool storage on a pay-per-use basis to cut spoilage and improve market access. Trade Corridors & Deals: Kazakhstan and Afghanistan pushed toward a $3B trade target, aiming to cut logistical and certification barriers. Diesel Price War: Nigeria’s diesel market is undercutting Dangote’s rates as depots slash prices to clear inventory.
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