AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNorth American Trade: Mark Carney says Canadian and U.S. teams will work in the coming weeks toward a deal after a “good conversation” with Donald Trump, though Carney has warned he won’t accept unfavorable terms. Egypt’s Reforms: Cairo signed a $1 billion World Bank loan for measures to improve competition, attract private investment, strengthen public finances and support a green transition. Ghana’s Foreign Exchange: GoldBod says it sold $1.011 billion in artisanal and small-scale mining gold to commercial banks in October, helping supply the FX market; it forecasts $1.2 billion in revenue for November. Africa-UK Links: UK-Kenya trade topped KSh340 billion (£2 billion) for the first time, as the countries look to deepen cooperation on jobs and growth. Trade Rules: Ghana hosted the signing of the Accra Convention, aimed at streamlining cross-border cargo documents and supporting international trade. China’s Monetary Policy: The central bank has shifted its main policy-rate benchmark to the overnight reverse repo, part of a move toward more interest-rate-based policy.
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