Não será culpa da Petrobras se a gasolina chegar a R$ 10 em 2022 caso valor do petróleo aumente ainda mais no decorrer da guerra entre Rússia e Ucrânia

It Won’t Be Petrobras’ Fault If Gasoline Prices Reach R$ 10 Per Liter in 2022 If Oil Prices Rise Further Due to the Ongoing War Between Russia and Ukraine

Written by Junior Aguiar

Published on 08/03/2022 at 14:18

Updated on 08/03/2022 at 15:05

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The war between Russia and Ukraine is triggering a series of problems for the global economy. The Russians are the third largest suppliers of oil on the planet. However, by invading Ukrainian territory, Russia is facing sanctions from all sides and its distribution logistics are affected, causing the barrel price to exceed USD 110. Since Petrobras bases its fuel pricing policy on the dollar exchange rate, it would not be surprising for gasoline and diesel prices to spike even further.

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It Won’t Be Petrobras’ Fault If Gasoline Prices Reach R$ 10 Per Liter in 2022 If Oil Prices Rise Further Due to the Ongoing War Between Russia and Ukraine

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