AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoStrait of Hormuz Watch: Trump says the Strait of Hormuz could reopen within days as Iran and Oman discuss shipping arrangements, but Iran’s state media insists any deal would be administrative and the waterway won’t immediately reopen without U.S. policy change—while global shipping groups urge the UN and IMO to prevent tolls. Air Cargo Demand: IATA reports global air cargo demand rose 8.5% in June as capacity lagged, with North America leading growth. Logistics Security & Disruption: Ukraine says Russian missile and drone strikes hit Kyiv-region warehouses and a mail-sorting center, underscoring how air-defense shortages are exposing logistics assets. U.S. Funding Pressure: A Senate stopgap won’t renew about $38B in expiring state transportation funds, setting up effective budget cuts for states. Freight Tech & Networks: DHL posted a sharp Q2 profit jump on strong express demand; Prologis says U.S. logistics real estate is entering a new growth stage as demand strengthens and supply slows. Public Transport Oversight: Philippines’ LTFRB issued show-cause orders to 226 taxis and buses over cleanliness, while London approved driver-required robotaxis for later this year.
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