AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNuclear Diplomacy: IAEA chief Rafael Grossi says inspectors will visit Iran’s enrichment sites under the US-Iran interim framework, despite Tehran denying any scheduled access—keeping the deal’s durability in doubt. US-Iran Politics: The US Senate approved a war powers resolution to block further military action against Iran in a bipartisan rebuke to Trump, while Trump claims Iran agreed to indefinite nuclear inspections and “never” seek a weapon—Tehran disputes both. Oil & Shipping: As Hormuz traffic improves, crude prices slid to four-month lows; 11 India-bound ships transited after the MoU, and the IMO is preparing to evacuate 11,000 stranded sailors. Sanctions & Markets: The US temporarily lifted some Iran oil sanctions and allowed dollar trade for 60 days, but Indian refiners are expected to buy cautiously amid uncertainty. Gulf Energy Disruption: Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG hub resumed LNG output within weeks after a drone-linked suspension; a separate explosion killed 13, including 12 Indians. Egypt Renewables Push: Scatec plans up to $5bn in Egypt over two years, including large solar-plus-storage and wind, while Egypt and Coca-Cola explore renewable-powered drainage water treatment. Regional Energy Risk: World Bank data flags rising gas flaring—Russia and Iran leading, with Iraq among the top flarers in 2025.
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