AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoLocal Business & Community Markets: Ampfield’s monthly village hall market returns July 4 with locally sourced cakes, honey, bread, plants and produce, raising nearly £3,000 annually for upkeep. Tourism & Pride Spending: Tumon Night Market goes Pride-themed Sunday with music, performances and a mini parade, with road closures starting 7 a.m. Small Business Support: One Stop Business Finance launches a non-repayable £5,000 OSBF Opportunity Grant for Yorkshire SMEs (apply by July 17, 2026). Consumer Protection: A Hyderabad consumer panel ordered a convention hall to refund a ₹1 lakh advance plus 12% interest after a wedding booking was cancelled and the venue was rebooked. Aviation Supply Chain: IATA says supply chain failures are costing airlines at least $11bn in 2025, citing aircraft delivery delays and parts shortages. Food & Farming Economy: Knighton Market cattle and sheep sales drew strong demand and high prices, while Idaho’s labor market remains strong but faces uncertainty from interest rates and immigration policy. Property & Housing Signals: Delaware housing activity stayed steady in May, but affordability concerns kept buyers cautious.
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