Petrobras said its refineries will operate at 98.5% of capacity in April, CEO Magda Chambriard reported. Management flagged a 'longer-than-expected' conflict in the Middle East, suggesting persistent geopolitical risk that could keep downstream supply tight and support domestic fuel prices and margins.
Petrobras said its refineries will operate at 98.5% of capacity in April, CEO Magda Chambriard reported. Management flagged a 'longer-than-expected' conflict in the Middle East, suggesting persistent geopolitical risk that could keep downstream supply tight and support domestic fuel prices and margins.
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