AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHormuz Oil Route: The U.S. has quietly set up a shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz, with 15–20 tankers reportedly transiting nightly and exports near 10 million barrels a day, even as fears of renewed targeting keep crossings choppy. Iran Supply Shock: Iran’s central bank governor says oil exports to foreign markets have “practically ceased,” adding to supply anxiety. Market Mood: Rising oil and a weaker peso dragged the Philippines’ PSEi down 1.7% as investors turned cautious. Gas Prices at the Pump: In the U.S., weekly local reports show premium and diesel prices still elevated in many areas, while some places see lower premium or E15 offers—highlighting how Middle East shipping risk keeps volatility alive. Natural Gas Watch: U.S. natural gas futures jumped to a near four-week high on hotter weather forecasts and expectations for the upcoming storage report. Energy Costs Hit Households: A Nebraska food bank says higher gas spending is forcing tighter budgets, with more families cutting back on food. Legal/Regulatory: Australia’s Federal Court upheld an appeal that quashed a $25m energy retailer overcharging penalty, a reminder that enforcement fights can swing quickly.
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