CALDEIRÃO DE BOLSA

tyui Escreveu:Uma decisão inesperada.

https://www.jornaldenegocios.pt/mercado ... endadas_pb

Any #OPEC+ production increase after January needs to be approved by the oil ministers at the monthly meetings according to delegates

Jkr1971 Escreveu:O preço do barril de Brent para entrega em fevereiro terminou hoje no mercado de futuros de Londres em alta de 1,75%, para os 48,25 dólares.

Os futuros do petróleo bruto estiveram em alta durante a sessão asiática na quinta-feira.

Jkr1971 Escreveu:amanhã promete. preço do brent disparou. a Galp recuperou bem ao fim da sessão.

entrei ao fecho petroleo é Petroleo I believe ih fuel

endi Pfyser, detesto andar, na procissão a, apanhar pauzinhos, dos foguetes

Ulisses Pereira Escreveu:Forza Algarve, se todas as acções da Bolsa portuguesa que estivessem abaixo do preço que estavam pre-covid fossem opadas, ficávamos quase sem empresas na Bolsa portuguesa.

Ah... e já agora, quase todos os bancos do mundo também eram Opados. As coisas não funcionam assim...

Abraço,
Ulisses

Global Oil & Gas Sector Outlook Improving; Majors Cut Emissions
Tue 01 Dec, 2020 - 12:16 PM ET

Related Fitch Ratings Content: Fitch Ratings 2021 Outlook: Global Oil and Gas

Fitch Ratings-London/Moscow-01 December 2020: Gradual improvements in the global oil and gas (O&G) sector's performance next year will be driven by higher average prices, even though demand is unlikely to fully recover in 2021, Fitch Ratings says. A quicker-than-expected energy transition could disrupt the sector. Most major oil companies are targeting steady emissions reduction and decarbonisation.

We expect a moderate increase in average O&G prices in 2021, coupled with continued spending discipline, to support a gradual recovery in oil companies' financial performance. OPEC+ will continue to make timely changes to supply, which should reduce oil price volatility, even though demand is unlikely to fully recover by year-end. As a result, we expect leverage of about 70% of issuers in our global O&G portfolio to decline in 2021 compared with 2020.

We assume that the low-carbon energy transition will be steady and not cause substantial disruptions to the sector in the medium term. However, acceleration in decarbonisation as a result of stricter regulation or technological advances could weigh on oil prices and put some ratings under pressure. US president-elect Biden's environmental policies/a> could be among the main factors influencing the global environmental agenda.

The major European oil companies have been responding to this trend by adopting reduction targets for carbon intensity and emissions. We expect that hydrocarbons will continue to dominate in the majors' operating cash flow until at least 2030, but the share of capex designated for low-carbon projects, such as wind and solar generation, biofuels, hydrogen and carbon capture, utilisation and storage solutions, will significantly increase. The majors could also accelerate integration into the renewables sector through large-scale acquisitions.

silva_39 Escreveu:Não esperava este fecho

forza algarve Escreveu:outra empresa que espero que entrem os chineses

porque esta sempre bem aquem da cotaçao pre covid

Jkr1971 Escreveu:https://www.jornaldenegocios.pt/empresas/energia/detalhe/combustiveis-vao-disparar-e-gasolina-atinge-maximos-de-oito-meses