AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRetail & Consumer Credit: Equifax shares fell about 7% after weaker Q3 guidance, a warning sign for US credit conditions as consumer debt stays elevated. Tariffs & Small Business: Two US small firms sued the Trump administration over new Section 301 tariffs, arguing the broad, near-uniform duties lack a clear, record-based explanation. AI & Semiconductors: South Korea’s SK Hynix and Samsung signed huge long-term memory chip supply deals tied to AI demand, while Lee Jae Myung pushed an “AI supply chain” vision in Silicon Valley. Energy & Supply Chains: India boosted fertiliser supply via urea and DAP imports amid global disruptions, and BPCL said it kept fuel availability steady through FY27 Q1 despite volatility. Local Business & Markets: Canadian Blood Services warned its supply is down nearly 20% since June, urging urgent donations; in the US, Knoxville launched a Market Square open-container pilot to support participating bars and restaurants. Real Estate: Lakes Region listings rose to 546 single-family homes by late June, with prices holding up as buyers get more choice.
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