AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 minutes agoWorld Bank / Macro Forecasts: Nepal’s growth is projected to slow to 3.7% in FY2026/27 after the Aug. 26 Rasuwa flood hit industry and services, with a rebound to 5.2% in FY2027/28 tied to reconstruction—though hydropower, solar, transmission and transport damage is expected to keep industry as the main drag. Markets / Risk Sentiment: Despite record highs, Michael Burry warned the stock market is in the “first stage” of a 2008-style crash, arguing that stage can last 6–9 months. US Equities / Rates: Newsquawk reported the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit fresh records as yields eased, while Europe also firmed on a positive bias ahead of the US open. AI & Semiconductors / Earnings Watch: Coverage compared Applied Materials vs Nvidia on revenue momentum, while multiple notes pointed to AI-driven demand supporting power and industrial tech. Energy & Commodities: Gold held firm with forecasts from LBMA delegates pointing to higher prices over the next year, as markets weigh yields, the dollar, and geopolitical risk. Retail / Consumer Demand: In Mexico, Medicube opened a permanent store at Palacio de Hierro, signaling continued premium beauty expansion. Tech Adoption / Infrastructure: A Vermont EV and charging snapshot showed EV share lagging the national average and a thinner charging port ratio, highlighting uneven rollout.
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