Ethanol Prices Respond at Mills and Distributors After Consecutive Drops

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 31/03/2021 at 12:31

Usina de etanol / Fonte: Reprodução – Via Google

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With The Whole Week of Hydrated Ethanol in Free Fall at Distribution Bases, The Biofuel Closed With A Positive Price at The Mills

Yesterday, (30/03) was an important day to see if hydrated ethanol had come out of the bottom of the well. After continuous drops, the price of ethanol reacted at the mills and at the distributors. Ethanol price evaporates at the mills and distributors burn off stock, on the last day 20.

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In Ribeirão Preto, Safras & Mercado saw the liter of the biofuel being traded around R$ 2.80, with tax and without freight, R$ 0.07 above Friday. Until last Monday, on the weekly average, the price of ethanol dropped at the mills by 15.84% (R$ 2.3071, free), according to Cepea.

At the distributors in Paulínia (SP), there was an increase of 1.65% and the liter, at R$ 2.3405, reducing the accumulated retraction for the month to 18.86%.

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Even with gasoline prices dropping at the pumps last week, according to ANP, Maurício Muruci from Safras believes that the competitiveness of hydrated ethanol is still not good.

The gap of gasoline to oil reached R$ 0.21 per liter today, informs the survey by Abicom, which brings together fuel importers.

The constant downward movement of distributor prices also reached the gas stations.

In addition to the scenario influenced by oil, which interrupted the increases with the unblocking of the ship in the Suez Canal, the Central-South crop is already offering more ethanol, although officially the cycle starts on April 1.

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Ethanol Prices Respond at Mills and Distributors After Consecutive Drops

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Ethanol Prices Respond at Mills and Distributors After Consecutive Drops

With The Whole Week of Hydrated Ethanol in Free Fall at Distribution Bases, The Biofuel Closed With A Positive Price at The Mills

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