AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUSMCA Uncertainty: President Trump signaled the U.S. could let the USMCA with Mexico and Canada expire in 2036 instead of renewing next month, raising alarms for North American fuel and food costs as talks loom in Washington. Gulf Energy Moves: BP has started a process to sell minority stakes in its Gulf of Mexico projects Kaskida and Tiber, aiming to free capital as it pushes a more U.S.-focused oil-and-gas strategy. Agri-Trade Pressure: U.S. dairy groups urged use of USMCA review mechanisms to tackle Canada’s low-priced nonfat milk solids exports, citing quota and pricing structures that distort competition. Livestock Risk Watch: The New World screwworm outbreak remains a top concern for cattle producers after reports tied cases to movement of animals and border dynamics, with USDA ramping response capacity. World Cup Spotlight (Mexico): Mexico’s World Cup opener vs South Africa kicked off amid high attention on host-city logistics and crowd demand, with Mexico City’s match drawing global coverage.
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