After three months without readjusting the price of Gasoline a Petrobras should announce a new increase in fuel this Friday (17), after a meeting marked by disagreement between the company’s directors. The gap between international and local prices reaches 26% in the state-owned company’s accounts, which could compromise imports and supplies to the country.
According to the analysts, Brazil is dependent on refining the diesel and, therefore, must follow international price parity to be able to do business with the rest of the world and thus maintain the fuel in the country.
In the markets, American futures and European stock markets are trying to recover after falling more than 3% in the indexes on Thursday (16), after an increase in interest rates in the main economies of the world.
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Episode 06/16 – Where to invest with the Selic at 13.25% and the impacts of high interest rates in Brazil and the USA
Episode 06/15 – Super Wednesday and the surprise ECB meeting; how is the price of gasoline with the lower ICMS?
Episode 06/14 – Bear market and the bear market; Bitcoin melts; and the ICMS ceiling passes the Senate
Episode 06/13 – Super Wednesday crashes markets waiting for higher interest rates; Eletrobras is no longer state-owned
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Source: CNN Brasil
