AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoGreek Defence Procurement: Greece’s security council KYSEA is set to give final approval on Thursday for Israel-linked “Achilles Shield” air defence (up to €3.5bn) plus drones, with Rafael/IAI radars and missiles at the core. Banking Outlook: Morgan Stanley expects a stronger earnings season for Greek banks, flagging upside potential for Piraeus Bank and Eurobank. EU Sanctions & Shipping: After Greece lifted its blockade over Russian LNG, the EU agreed a watered-down 21st sanctions package, keeping an oil price cap and targeting energy/finance/crypto—while allowing some Greek LNG transport exemptions. Maritime Risk: Reports say Iran has seized the Greek-owned Dynacom tanker Kavomaleas after attacks near the Strait of Hormuz, raising pressure on shipping insurance and routes. Trade Opportunity: Greek honey has room to expand in Japan as tariffs on EU natural honey from 2025 improve prospects; exporters are urged to push premium thyme and pine varieties. Aviation Incident: Investigators are probing a Ryanair engine “foreign object” link after a Thessaloniki–Germany flight suffered a window breach and passenger injuries.
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