AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMonetary Policy: Three US Fed policymakers dissented from a rate pause, arguing hikes are needed to stop inflation from becoming entrenched, as markets weigh how long the Fed can stay on hold. Markets & FX: Malaysia’s ringgit is expected to trade in a tight band next week as investors watch US data and Fed signals; Bursa Malaysia also expects an upside bias on resilient earnings and steadier trade worries. Inflation Watch: The Philippines flagged July inflation likely staying above target, driven by fuel, electricity, and peso weakness. Global Trade & Deals: India and Rwanda launched a joint trade committee focused on critical minerals, healthcare, digital tech, agriculture, and renewables; India-China resumed Nathu La border trade after a six-year gap. Energy Security: Malaysia said petrol and diesel supply at Petronas stations should remain stable until September amid monitoring for smuggling and supply diversification. Football Governance: FIFA scrapped its controversial plan to bring private investors into World Cup commercial rights after UEFA, AFC, and others pushed back, with Infantino facing leadership fallout. Corporate/Legal: India’s CBI registered an FIR against Reliance Capital and Anil Ambani over alleged EPFO-linked investment fraud totaling about Rs 1,816 crore. SME & Construction: Malaysia’s contractors urged faster rollout of 2026 projects; Nepal’s contractors’ federation launched a “Hello Federation” help service for construction disputes.
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