The Colombian Petroleum Association (ACP) presented the “Covid-19: impacts on the liquid fuels market and prospects for recovery in 2020” economic report. Here are the details.
Maria Pradilla, Downstream manager at the Colombian Petroleum Association (ACP), forecasted a slight recovery in fuel prices during the second half of this year.
We said we would not be updating our index of shares prices of Colombia-focused companies because, with the departure of Amerisur, there were too few for an average to be meaningful. But that declaration was published on January 20th. Shortly thereafter the wheels came off the oil industry and the world more generally. And so curiosity got the better of us.
Barranquilla’s public transport system has been affected due to lack of fuel during the health emergency.
Brent prices will soon reach levels that will help Ecopetrol (NYSE:EC) be profitable. How long will this last?
We have 4Q19 data on the Vasconia discount but who knows where it went in 1Q20 or where it is going now?
The President of the National Federation of Fuel and Energy Distributors (Fendipetroleo), Jairo Gómez, spoke about a possible fuel shortage and its consequences for Colombia.
The government announced a plan to assure propane supply nationwide during the mandatory isolation period.
Colombia’s Statistics Department (DANE) spoke about inflation and the variables that influenced fuel prices during March 2020.
Between Covid-19 and the Russia / Saudi Arabia fight, the short-term prospects for oil prices are not great. But what happens after the pandemic passes, demand picks up and Saudis stop pumping as if there was no tomorrow?