AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoStrait of Hormuz Pressure on Iraq’s Trade: Kuwait reported missile and drone attacks as the Iran–US ceasefire stayed shaky, with drones reportedly launched from Iraq toward Gulf states—raising fresh risks for shipping and regional energy flows that Iraq exporters depend on. US Sanctions & Maritime Leverage: The US sanctioned Iran’s Persian Gulf Strait Authority, alleging it extorts vessels and funnels revenue to the IRGC, adding to the pressure campaign that keeps Hormuz uncertainty high. Diplomacy in Dispute: The White House dismissed an Iranian state-media “draft MoU” as fabricated, while Trump reiterated the Strait must remain open to all—threatening Oman if it cooperates with any Iran–Oman control plan. Jobs & Cost Shock: The ILO warned the Middle East crisis is spreading into global labour markets via fuel prices, disrupted transport, tourism hits, and remittances—conditions that can quickly feed into Iraq’s import costs and industrial demand. Flood Watch for Iraq: Authorities issued evacuation alerts along the Euphrates after heavy rain and Turkey’s water releases, a reminder that water disruptions can also disrupt farming and logistics.
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