AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRegional Diplomacy: Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani officials met Iranian leaders in Tehran, agreeing to continue talks on regional security and avert renewed escalation. Oil Markets: Crude prices fell for a second day as diplomacy raised hopes of easing supply risks; Brent slipped below $116 a barrel, though tensions remain high. Economic Pressure: Iran is expanding food vouchers as inflation weighs on households. The IMF sees inflation at 68.9%, while U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent predicts the economy will contract by more than 25% under tightening U.S. pressure. Trade Routes: Pakistan reopened a key crossing with Iran after a week-long suspension, but truck backlogs persist, delaying trade and raising concerns over LPG supplies. Iran is also pressing Iraq to reopen the Al-Sheeb crossing, a major route for goods and pilgrims.
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