AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBRICS Summit in New Delhi: Leaders unanimously adopted the New Delhi Declaration 2026, pushing UN Security Council reform, local-currency trade within the bloc, and WTO dispute-settlement restoration while condemning unilateral tariffs/sanctions and calling for maximum restraint in West Asia amid the Iran–U.S. escalation. Middle East De-escalation: The declaration also warns against attacks on civilian infrastructure and safeguarded nuclear facilities, and stresses safe sea lanes and protection of civilians. Brazil Election Watch: A Datafolha poll shows Lula at 39% vs Flavio Bolsonaro at 35% in first-round voting, with a near tie in a runoff (46%–44%). Banco Master Probe: Brazil’s Banco Master fraud investigation deepened with newly unsealed documents, raising fresh concerns ahead of the election. Santos Football & Finance: Neymar reportedly paid €2m to clear Santos’ transfer ban and help sign major Brazilian reinforcements. Trade Signals: Egypt’s BRICS trade rose to $36.7bn in H1 2026, with imports surging faster than exports.
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