AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoStrait of Hormuz escalation: The IMO says the Strait of Hormuz is too dangerous for commercial ships, as the U.S. launches fresh strikes on Iran to degrade capabilities used against shipping and Iran signals wider pressure via Yemen’s Houthi allies toward Bab el-Mandeb. Shipping cost & policy shock: Markets reacted after the U.S. backed away from a proposed 20% Hormuz shipping levy, while the naval blockade of Iranian ports remains in place—keeping war-risk premiums and route uncertainty high for carriers. Black Sea logistics hit: Ukraine expanded its drone campaign beyond the Sea of Azov into the Black Sea, targeting Russian oil and gas shipping and raising disruption risks for maritime supply lines. Freight & infrastructure on the move: Pennsylvania will designate a 62-mile stretch of U.S. 15 as I-99 on July 30, aiming to strengthen freight mobility and safety. Local transport works: Georgia’s Gum Swamp Creek bridge will close for about six months, and Los Angeles’ I-405 will run with major lane and ramp restrictions during a $143.7m pavement rehab. Logistics services & tech: CJ Logistics will deliver Seoul subway lost-and-found items direct to customers’ doors, and GXO will hold its 2026 Investor Day at the NYSE on Nov. 16. Road safety rules: Minnesota reminded drivers that teen license holders face passenger limits early in their provisional period.
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