Petrobras confirms readjustment of 15% in fuel oil
1/15/2014 -
Petrobras confirmed today, in response to a query from the Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM), which reduced in 15%, on 30 December, the price of fuel oil in its refineries produced and sold in the Brazilian market.
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Government controls, but expensive fuel at the gas station
11/19/2013 -
Petrobras not readjusts automotive fuel prices since the beginning of this year, but in retail gasoline and diesel oil are more expensive. The Monthly Trade Survey (PMC), released yesterday by the Brazilian Institute of geography and statistics (IBGE), reveals that the prescription of fuel stations grew almost twice the volume of litres sold in September compared to the same month last year.
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Must have fuel adjustment of 5%
10/1/2013 -
The original idea, according to a source connected to the Plateau, is fix the prices of two fuels in 5%. Also according to the source, there is space in October to apply the correction of fuel, due to the recent stability of the exchange rate, the level of R $ 2.20, and a "one off" in the Broad consumer price index (IPCA), the country's official inflation index.
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Fuel sales grow 7.2% until may--Sindicom
6/27/2013 -
Sales of fuels grew by 7.2 percent from January to may of 2013 compared to the same period last year, in a given that shows the strength of the derived consumption in spite of the deceleration of the Brazilian economy.
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Exchange extends price lag gasoline and diesel
6/17/2013 -
6/14/13-the devaluation of Real puts pressure on fuel prices in Brazil and must have strong impact on Petrobras's finances. Calculations made by specialized consultancies at the request of Brazil indicate that the Economic gap in the price of gasoline reaches 28.6%.
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ALL enters the fuel import market
1/31/2013 -
The Latin America logistics (ALL) enters the fuel import market with the agreement announced yesterday with the Cattalini. The partnership signed with the concessionaire railroad — which operates in the South, Southeast and Central-Western parts of the country — will allow the construction of a diesel oil terminal in the port of Paranaguá, Paraná, which will receive the first shipments already in March. It is the first rail terminal dedicated to receiving diesel imported from Brazil.
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