Latest Events And News About The Coronavirus, Petrobras, And Events In The Global Oil Market
With each passing day, there is a different update. With the break of dawn comes the insecurity of hard times for the global economy, especially involving the oil market and the coronavirus. In Brazil, Petrobras is suffering from the repercussions of the associates.
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According to numerous news reports involving the topics, the negative effects on the global economy have been escalating day after day. Responsible for this? Covid-19!
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Brazilian giant expands borders in the Southeast: Petrobras confirms new oil discovery in ultra-deep waters in the pre-salt of the Campos Basin.
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Alert in the global energy market: Severe tropical cyclone hits the coast and disrupts gas production at major plants in Australia, threatening global supply.
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Petrobras finds high-quality oil in the pre-salt at 113 km from RJ and reignites expectations about strategic reserves in the Campos Basin.
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Chinese giant worth nearly R$ 4 billion that manufactures cables for electric cars, solar energy, and robotics wants to open a factory in SC.
In Brazil, the new crisis regarding the price of a barrel of oil is calling into question Petrobras’ decision to focus its business on exploration and production. By concentrating efforts solely on oil, the state-owned company seems to become vulnerable to price fluctuations of the product. An article published by Petronotícias states that, according to geologist and member of the Petrobras Engineers Association (Aepet), Luciano Chagas, if barrel prices remain around US$ 31, the company’s revenue will worsen due to lower selling prices of the input.
In the global oil and gas market, the price of a barrel of oil shows a reaction after last Monday’s chaos, when there was a drop of about 30% in barrel prices. The price of WTI is up about 8% compared to the previous day. Meanwhile, Brent is up 9%, worth around US$ 37. The recovery brings some relief to the market, but it is still far from repairing all the financial damage recorded yesterday.
The price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia has triggered a crisis that seems far from over. The CEO of state-owned Saudi Aramco, Amin Nasser, stated today that the company will increase its supply to 12.3 million barrels per day in April for clients inside and outside the country. Russia has also indicated that its fields can increase production by up to 300,000 barrels per day in the short term.
The coronavirus is a reality, global oil supplies are increasing, and the market will have to adjust!

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