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Stadtwerke-Chef Does Not Rule Out "Price Waves"
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Former Energy Secretary Emilio Apud noted that local prices are tied to international oil prices
The general manager of Wiener Stadtwerke, Peter Weinelt, does not yet see any signs of rising energy prices due to the war in Iran. However, he considers these to be possible. "If the conflict should last longer, it cannot be ruled out that certain price waves can occur."
The war unleashed in the Middle East after the joint attacks between the United States and Israel on Iran, liquidating strategic nuclear and military points and leading the entire political leadership, has since last Sunday had an impact on the international price of crude oil. With the Strait of Ormuz blocked by Iran, where 20 percent of the crude that feeds global industries and supply chains flows, the price of the barrel jumped between 10 an…
The president and CEO of YPF, Horacio Mar n, assures her to apply her policy of "averages m viles" to avoid sudden jumps in the pumps, despite the tension in the Middle East and the rise of the crude.
The CHEGA President André Ventura once again defended the return of the extraordinary discount on fuels, which was applied in 2022 by reducing the Petrolifer Products Tax (ISP), at a height marked by the high price rise in the aftermath of the war in Ukraine. The party leader believes that the current international context — characterized by geopolitical instability and volatileness in energy markets — justified a new state intervention. “The pe…
The CEO of YPF, Horacio Marín, said Tuesday that “there will be no cymbronazos with the price of fuels” in the face of the war between the United States and Israel against Iran and the consequent increases in the price of oil. In the last hours, Brent experienced its biggest rise in four years and reached above US$80 per barrel, its highest level since January 2025. In turn, the futures of diesel went up more than a fifth. “We make quiet decisio…
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