AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMiddle East Energy Shock: BRICS leaders in New Delhi urged “maximum restraint” and de-escalation in West Asia, while stressing the need to keep global trade and energy flows stable amid rising tensions and nuclear threats. Red Sea Oil Risk: Houthis said they carried out 129 Saudi airstrikes in 48 hours and warned they could target oil infrastructure, as advances threaten the Bab el-Mandeb chokepoint that feeds Red Sea shipping. Oil Prices & Shipping Pressure: With oil back above $100 and tanker rates at record highs, the Middle East conflict is again tightening supply routes. Power Sector Watch: South Africa’s Eskom pushed back on inflated Kusile and Medupi cost claims, reiterating approved budgets and recorded spend. Nigeria Energy/Finance: Nigeria’s insurance recapitalisation attracted N1.079trn, with escrow funds due for release before Sept 30, 2026—supporting larger risk underwriting for energy and infrastructure. BRICS Energy/Trade Agenda: The summit declaration also calls for trade and finance reforms, including more stable supply chains and local-currency settlements. Climate & Water: East Africa’s mountain glaciers are set to vanish within years, underscoring long-run pressure on water and energy systems.
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