AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUkraine Truce: Trump says Russia and Ukraine agreed to stop attacks on energy infrastructure, but Kyiv says it was caught off guard and reports fresh Russian strikes on power and gas facilities. Zelenskyy backs a reciprocal halt and warns Ukraine will respond if Moscow keeps attacking. Fuel and Markets: A US move to allow Russian diesel sales has drawn criticism from Kyiv and US lawmakers. Analysts doubt the shipments will meaningfully lower prices; oil swung as traders weighed the shaky truce against Middle East risks. Middle East Risks: Houthi attacks on Riyadh’s airport have tested Saudi infrastructure and disrupted travel to the World Petroleum Congress. Saudi energy officials warned that supply routes and global markets remain exposed to regional shocks. Resilience and Investment: At the Riyadh congress, energy leaders put supply security back at the top of the agenda. Cyprus Finance Minister Makis Keravnos argued that stronger networks, not just subsidies, are key to easing energy bills.
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