AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUS–China Trade Truce: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the US and China will extend their trade truce until Jan. 10, buying time for talks on trade, AI safeguards, Iran and Taiwan. Malaysia Halal Push: Malaysia’s halal minister urged a shift from certification to “halal-competitive” market-making, with stronger branding, distribution and ASEAN/global value-chain links. Malaysia Growth Outlook: Economists project Malaysia could grow around 5.7% in 2026, helped by manufacturing, construction and investment tied to AI-chip activity and data-centre buildouts. Islamic Finance Funding Gap: Bank Negara Malaysia warned that financing for priority sectors remains modest due to information gaps and structuring complexity, urging banks to back the “next economy.” Renewables & Energy Security: Malaysia is weighing rail networks and more utility-scale renewables to cut exposure to West Asia energy shocks. Solar Investment: India’s Navitas Solar plans INR 10,000 crore over five years across Gujarat and Maharashtra to expand solar cells, storage and power generation. Ghana Investment Pitch: President John Mahama invited US firms to invest in Ghana’s power, renewables and manufacturing, positioning Accra as an AfCFTA hub. Deal Watch: Waaree Energies’ board approved its Indosolar merger scheme to consolidate cell and module manufacturing under one entity.
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