AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoStrait of Hormuz Shipping Shock: Renewed U.S.-Iran strikes have pushed Strait of Hormuz traffic to multi-week lows, with reports of tankers slowing and some vessels switching off AIS tracking, raising fresh supply and pricing risk for global oil flows. Policy Clash Over Transit: Washington says the waterway remains open and U.S. forces are postured to keep it that way, while Iran insists it has closed or tightened passage and calls the U.S. role illegal—setting up a messy standoff over who controls shipping and whether fees/tolls will be collected. Energy Markets React: Oil prices jumped as safety concerns mounted and operators adopted a cautious approach to inbound movements. Aviation Safety Incident: A small plane made an emergency water landing near Honeymoon Island State Park after engine trouble; no serious injuries reported. Cross-Border Infrastructure: Canada’s PM Mark Carney defended the Gordie Howe Bridge deal as it heads toward a July 27 opening, including how toll revenues and costs are split with the U.S. Logistics Industry Move: Circle Logistics is expanding drayage and out-of-gauge/overdimensional capabilities to handle tighter port turn times and congestion-driven delays. Tech/Privacy Tension: China warned that some versions of Anthropic’s Claude Code may transmit sensitive user data without consent, urging uninstalling or upgrading.
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