AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGhana Fiscal Debate: MP Kennedy Osei Nyarko says Ghana’s fiscal stabilisation is cutting capital spending on infrastructure by about 41%, warning it could drag long-term growth. UK Manufacturing: S&P Global’s UK manufacturing PMI rose to 51.9 in July, with output and new orders accelerating, though optimism stays subdued amid trade and tax worries. Türkiye Trade & Industry: Türkiye posted a record July export month at $25.6bn (+2.9% y/y) while manufacturing PMI eased to 47.7, signaling continued moderation. Fuel Prices (South Africa): A cut to the slate levy will make petrol cheaper by 52c/l from Wednesday, while diesel hikes are smaller than feared. AI & Skills (Malaysia): Orange Economy Consortium and TVET plan a six-month AI-driven micro film training programme, alongside a free AI-app subscription push for 100,000 youths. Property Taxes (South Korea): Korea’s 2026 tax reform plan aims to limit burdens for owner-occupiers of lower-value homes while sharply raising taxes on high-priced properties. Middle East Energy Risk (UK): EY warns extended Strait of Hormuz closure could push the UK toward contraction and higher inflation. China Green Industry: China launched its first “carbon-efficiency leaders” selection for key sectors like cement clinker and synthetic ammonia.
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