AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoGulf Shipping Shock: Iran and the US agreed to halt hostilities and renew talks over the Strait of Hormuz, after fresh strikes threatened a fragile interim peace deal—raising new uncertainty for energy shipping and regional trade. Energy Costs at Home: Singapore households brace for a sharp electricity tariff rise in Q3 as EMA links higher regulated rates to fuel-price pressure from the Iran conflict; school bus operators also get a temporary fuel surcharge cap of up to 20% for July and August. AI Infrastructure Push: Firmus Technologies, backed by Nvidia, plans a 360MW AI data centre “Nvidia DSX AI Factory” in Batam with DayOne, targeting Q1 2027 and large chip access plus multi-year offtake. Food Manufacturing Expansion: Killiney Group steps up food manufacturing for retail and eyes its first Japan outlet in Tokyo. Labour Market Reality: Singaporeans debate degree value as retrenchment incidence rises among degree holders, with MOM data showing higher retrenchment rates for educated workers. Maritime Security Cooperation: ReCAAP ISC and the Philippine Coast Guard meet Singapore and other focal points to strengthen anti-piracy and sea-robbery coordination. Regional Investment: ADB backs a Seraya Partners infrastructure fund with equity for energy transition and digital infrastructure across Southeast Asia, including Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.
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