AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy Finance: Malaysia’s Tenaga Nasional (TNB) drew massive demand for RM2.5bn in 2026 sukuk for solar (RM1bn) and hydro (RM1.5bn), both oversubscribed fivefold, underscoring appetite for bankable renewables. Energy Security & Trade: Malaysia’s PM Anwar Ibrahim backed new Petronas-Turkmenistan agreements and said Russia assurances support long-term oil, gas and diesel supply, while BRICS International Malaysia praised the visits for strengthening strategic partnerships. Diplomacy-to-Deals: Qatar and Thailand chambers pushed private-sector investment links after 2025 trade hit about QR12.4bn; Germany’s Arab-German Business Forum in Berlin also highlighted public-private partnership opportunities. Inflation Watch: Jordan kept inflation well below the global average from 2021-2025, aided by subsidies and Central Bank policy during global shocks. Cyber Risk: Delhi Police arrested two over an online investment scam worth about Rs 80 lakh, while Malwarebytes flagged a new ransomware approach (Prinz Eugen) that silently encrypts actively used business files. Regional Commerce: Kazakhstan and Afghanistan set sights on $3bn trade, with forums in Kabul pushing logistics and certification fixes. Business Climate: Ghana’s central bank urged banks to move beyond lending into advisory and market-access support for growth sectors. Sports-Driven Deals: Giannis Antetokounmpo trade talks keep evolving, with multiple NBA frameworks shaping what teams may offer.
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