AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoEnergy & Utilities: Oriental Mindoro faces a critical power shortage (62.3MW supply vs 75.2MW demand), warning of possible second-round rotational brownouts. Fuel Prices: Malaysia cut RON95 by 15 sen, RON97 by 20 sen, and Peninsular diesel by 10 sen for May 28–June 3, citing lower global prices but ongoing Middle East uncertainty. Retail & Consumer Pressure: Georgia Power’s looming rate decision is drawing fire from a consumer group, which says the plan effectively raises bills and accelerates data-centre expansion. Corporate & Markets: Exxon shareholders backed its Texas redomicile plan, rejecting a retail-voting tweak proposal; BMO reported Q2 profit up 30%+ and raised its dividend while flagging consumer pressure. Housing & Property: Guangzhou will have a state-owned firm buy secondhand homes directly to support a struggling market; Canadian buyers are cautiously returning to the US after tariff slowdown. Business Finance: Nigeria moves to a T+1 settlement cycle from June 1 to reduce settlement risk and speed trades. Commodities: Gold and silver fell in late trading while crude oil dropped sharply, reflecting shifting risk sentiment.
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