AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI & Markets: Anthropic and OpenAI CEOs warned investors to expect disruption as they call for slowing AI capability growth, rattling tech stocks and adding to Fed-rate jitters. Corporate Earnings: Cerillion cut its FY outlook after delayed customer orders; GlobalData sank on a profit warning; both moves underline how AI spending is not yet translating into results. Sovereign Debt (Nigeria): Nigeria’s DMO opened a N1tn bond subscription—new 10-year FGN 2036 and a reopening of the 15-year FGN 2038—priced from N1,000 per unit with a N50m minimum. Policy & Trade: U.S.-Mexico talks are accelerating for a pre–midterm trade deal that could ease auto tariffs; separately, BRICS reiterated support for MSME trade finance via credit frameworks and invoice discounting. Banking/FX (Indonesia): President Prabowo sacked the finance minister and named his deputy, pledging a credible budget and a deficit cap. Crypto Regulation (U.S.): A final draft of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act heads to a vote, with new ethics rules and Treasury authority tied to stablecoins. Market Pulse (Ghana): GSE turnover jumped as investors traded more shares, even as key indices fell.
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