AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHormuz & Oil Markets: Iran and the US keep trading mixed signals as envoys head to Qatar for talks, but Iran says no direct US meetings are planned; meanwhile, oil is set for its biggest quarterly slide since 2020 as investors weigh easing risk versus fragile Strait of Hormuz shipping. Maritime Security: Iran rejects France/UK mine-clearing plans for Hormuz, insisting demining is its responsibility under the MoU; Oman backs Iran’s role in keeping the strait safe and opposes transit fees. Nuclear Fallout: A new assessment says Iran holds 400+ kg of 60% enriched uranium and is resisting full IAEA access to key struck sites, keeping the nuclear track tense. Egypt Gas Push: Egypt’s petroleum ministry reaffirmed support for Dana Gas in Egypt, citing reserve gains and plans to expand drilling and production. Local Energy Politics: Iraq’s anti-corruption purge is disrupting Iranian oil-smuggling networks, while Basra oil workers protest unpaid dues and Iraq moves to extend the Kirkuk-Ceyhan pipeline deal. MENA Macro: The IMF/UM6P urged MENA to treat shocks from volatile energy prices and disrupted trade routes as a chance to accelerate structural reforms.
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