AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElectricity Bills & “System Loss” Clarification: The Philippines’ NGCP says it doesn’t charge transmission technical system loss, after President Marcos called for scrapping system loss charges from consumer bills—DOE now says full removal may take until 2027. Housing & Inflation Pressure: New Zealand housing experts warn June-quarter CPI inflation (4.1%) will push mortgage rates higher, though banks may limit pass-through; forecasts still point to rates back in the “fives” next year. Retail & Consumer Spending: UK bakery chain Greggs reported a 20% jump in pre-tax profit and is targeting at least 3,500 stores, leaning on new menu items and clearer nutrition. Consumer Credit & Scams: A US guidance update tackles “guaranteed approval/no credit check” tribal loan ads, highlighting common 200%–600% APRs. Air Travel Costs: Heathrow got approval to recover £320m for its third-runway plan via higher airline charges, likely lifting fares for decades. Product Safety: UK charity Electrical Safety First warns “highly dangerous” travel adapters sold online pose serious electrocution risks. Sustainability Claims: APR expanded its PCR Certification to verify recycled-content percentages across the plastic supply chain. Global Logistics: DP World opened its first multi-client 3PL warehouse in Saudi Arabia, boosting warehousing and distribution capacity for consumer and industrial demand.
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