AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUS-Iran Escalation and Oil Impact: The U.S. struck Iranian radar and drone sites after Iran shot down a U.S. MQ-1 drone, while Iran retaliated and Kuwait reported incoming fire—raising fresh Strait of Hormuz supply worries and pushing crude higher. Household Energy Burden: A Moody’s Analytics review says Americans have paid about $447 more per household in fuel-related costs since the Iran war began, with gasoline driving roughly half the hit. Gasoline Supply Signals: U.S. gasoline inventories are dropping fast—down 47.5 million barrels from early February to late May—suggesting the market is burning through its cushion as summer demand ramps. Power Market Watch: Traders are also tracking how the conflict could keep crude and fuel costs elevated, feeding inflation pressure. North Dakota Energy Tech: North Dakota’s Energy and Environmental Research Center is recalling furloughed staff and restarting federal-backed work aimed at boosting Bakken output. Clean Tech Supply Chain: Sheetak partnered with Dr. Neumann Peltier-Technik to expand access to TEC controllers across the Americas, targeting faster integration for temperature-critical systems.
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