AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLivestock & Trade: Canada has temporarily banned Texas livestock imports after New World screwworm was detected in South Texas, with USDA confirming a second case in a Zavala County calf—prompting emergency response zones and raising beef-supply anxiety. Texas Economy & Jobs: New data shows U.S. employers posted the fewest mass layoff notices in May while adding 172,000 jobs; unemployment held at 4.3%, signaling a still-stable labor market even as some companies keep cutting. Data Centers & Water: Google is rolling out a new Texas water fund as it expands data centers across the state, even as residents and officials worry about water demand. Energy & Agriculture Risk: Texas growers face a potential hit from last winter’s low “chill hours,” threatening peach and berry yields. Business & Labor Practices: Texas Roadhouse is drawing attention for a strict $500 gift limit in its employee conflict-of-interest rules. Sports & Local Tourism: College Station is preparing for World Cup weekend crowds, with “Visit College Station” staffing major events to capture visitor spending. Markets & Credit: DoubleLine and Oaktree are positioning for a possible AI credit downturn by buying debt tied to AI infrastructure.
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