AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUS-Iran Diplomacy & Oil Markets: Trump says he has called off new strikes after talks reached Iran’s top leadership, claiming a “great settlement” and hinting a deal could be signed in Europe this weekend—while Iran says no final decision is made. The whiplash is already moving Brent below $90 and easing Strait of Hormuz fears, lifting global stocks and cutting oil-price pressure. Nuclear Oversight: The US and allies pushed an IAEA board resolution demanding Iran provide detailed information on enriched uranium and undeclared sites, keeping the nuclear track front and center. Regional Energy Security: The US and Iran traded strikes again, and the Hormuz situation remains volatile; shipping and infrastructure risks are still a live concern. Eastern Mediterranean Gas Cooperation: Cyprus, Greece, Israel and the US launched an Eastern Mediterranean Energy Centre in Houston to map future offshore gas and infrastructure work. Turkey & Cyprus Tensions: Erdogan warned of a “very tough” response if Turkish Cypriot rights are violated, keeping Eastern Mediterranean energy and maritime jurisdiction in the spotlight. Local Energy Economics: Egypt expects Cypriot gas to start flowing via Cronos LNG links in 2028, while Turkey’s fertilizer sector warns Hormuz disruptions are raising sulfur supply risks. Markets Watch: India’s rupee rallied on oil’s drop; PSX surged on US-Iran deal hopes; Turkey held rates at 37% as energy costs feed inflation.
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