AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSweden Politics: A widening gender gap in voter support is reshaping the September election math, with men leaning more to the Sweden Democrats and women more to the Social Democrats, raising pressure on Labour to win back working-class voters. Corporate Earnings: Ericsson beat expectations in Q2 with core profit above forecast, helped by telecom orders outside North America. Wealth & Banking: Schroders Wealth Management continues senior management reshuffles, adding private-banking and investment leadership as it pushes deeper into HNW and UHNW services. Cybersecurity: The US NSA and UK cyber authorities warn of Russian FSB-linked router and network-device intrusions, urging operators to fix outdated configurations. Defense & Industry: Ukraine and nine European partners launched the FREYJA anti-ballistic missile push, aiming for a mass-produced interceptor within a year, while France announced a €36bn defence budget boost for the next five years. EU Aid: The EU pledged about €900m/$1bn for Gaza “early recovery,” targeting water, sanitation and debris removal. Markets: TCS shares rose about 0.9% intraday on deal momentum tied to AI-led transformation.
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