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Oil in the Midst of “Wounds” by War, Does Peru Expect an Imminent Rise in Inflation?
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Peru’s third largest oil lot, the Z-69, would be at risk of being paralyzedThe oil had a busy Tuesday. Early, the “black gold” re-activated alerts after reaching its highest price since mid-2022: the WTI crude price rose by more than 3% and reached US$ 116 per barrel, while Brent reached US$ 111 in the face of an increase in risk from the conflict in the Middle East. But, at the close of the day, in response to Donald Trump’s announcement to pos…
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