AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoStrait of Hormuz Deal Talks: Iran and Oman say they’ve agreed on revenue sharing for a temporary Hormuz transit corridor, but Tehran insists the waterway stays closed unless US demands are met, keeping oil-market uncertainty alive. Sanctions Pressure: Iran escalated its pushback against Washington’s “economic terrorism” with a UN letter, while the US continues tightening secondary sanctions aimed at Iran’s trading partners. Trade Diversion: Iran reported a 22% rise in trade with the Eurasian Economic Union to $7.3bn, highlighting a shift toward industrial and higher-value exports despite regional tensions. Aviation Cost Shock: Qantas disclosed the full hit from the US-Iran war, with jet fuel costs adding $610m and Middle East conflict impacts shaving hundreds of millions from profits. Diplomatic Re-Staffing: The US plans to return diplomats to Middle East embassies after Iran-war evacuations, signaling a cautious de-escalation posture. Market Mood: European shares were muted as investors weighed Hormuz talks against sticky inflation risks.
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