AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTrade Policy & Diplomacy: Eight Muslim-majority countries backed the UK’s plan to restrict trade tied to illegal Israeli settlements, hoping it triggers wider action under international law. Global Trade Signals: The WTO said goods trade growth strengthened in its latest barometer despite tariffs and Middle East shipping risks. US–Canada Trade War: Washington escalated dairy pressure with whey import bans and new tariffs, while Ottawa hit back with counter-tariffs—raising costs for manufacturers already squeezed by tight supplies. Energy & Industry: In the UK, Invinity is reconsidering manufacturing plans after Ofgem’s long-duration storage shortlist left its vanadium flow battery tech underrepresented. Labour & Skills: Malaysia allocated RM3.5m to help trade unions handle AI, automation and digitalisation-driven work changes. Digital & Investment: Philippines President Marcos urged investors to turn Luzon Economic Corridor deals into funded, operational projects. AI & Policy: Japan’s PM reshuffle is guided by “policy” as the yardstick for Cabinet picks. Markets & Growth: Ghana reported 6.5% growth in June, led by services.
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