AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoHousehold Spending: Procter & Gamble reported 4% organic sales growth in its first quarter, with volume up 2.4% despite price pressures. But higher commodity costs squeezed margins, and the company warned of rising costs ahead. Food Support: Sainsbury’s will offer eligible families in England, Wales and Northern Ireland an extra £3 a week for six weeks to buy fruit and vegetables. Product Safety: Consumer Reports called for a recall of Millie Moon diapers, while new warnings cover products sold through major retailers, including a lamp with an electric-shock risk. Data Protection: SBI says personal details from 3,897 customer records appeared on the dark web; the bank says funds are safe and affected customers have been notified. Trade and Prices: The U.S. is removing some Canadian goods from 50% tariffs on Oct. 30, but adding others, including cocoa powder and air conditioners. Consumer Mood: U.S. sentiment hit a five-month low as inflation worries persisted, with consumers’ one-year price expectations rising to 4.7%.
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