AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOman Macro: Oman’s GDP grew 5.1% in Q2 (to RO9.9bn) led by a 14.7% jump in petroleum activity, while non-petroleum rose 0.7% and industrial activity fell 1.5%, according to preliminary national data. OPEC+ Energy: OPEC+ will keep oil output steady for November for a second straight month as Brent stays above $100 amid Iran-related supply risks; leaders meet again on Nov 1. Hormuz Shipping Costs: Tanker economics are getting hit hard as Strait of Hormuz disruptions force longer routes and higher war-risk premiums, with crude exports still near pre-war levels but attacks rising. Aviation Security Fallout: Israel ordered a security review of foreign flights after a Flydubai co-pilot allegedly tried to crash an Israel-bound jet; the UAE shared passenger and crew details with Israel, while Australia probes links to the suspect. Labour Market: Overseas employment clearances fell 29% year-on-year in September, with Gulf and Malaysian restrictions continuing to weigh on recruitment. Tourism Angle: A café in Al-Khasab has turned Strait of Hormuz tanker views into a social-media draw, showing how businesses are adapting to conflict-era realities.
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