US EditionFuels: While YPF Defines Rise, Other Oil Companies Increased 5%
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The national company analyzes what to do in the face of rising oil prices driven by tensions in the Middle East.
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Different oil companies operating in the country applied new increases to the price of the fuels that are around 5%. Meanwhile, YPF defines the scheme of the new rise in the face of the increase in the value of the oil in the wake of the war conflict - led by Israel and Iran - in the Middle East. In detail, the company Puma applied the increase since midnight on Friday. For its part, Shell also reflected a rise in its suppliers. As a result of t…
The national company evaluates what to do in the face of rising oil prices driven by tensions in the Middle East. Meanwhile, other companies in the sector already reflect changes in prices in their suppliers.
Price increases for gasoline and diesel are coming in the coming hours, as a result of the rise in the price of a barrel of Brent crude, the benchmark for Argentina. Local oil companies are preparing a 5% increase, according to market sources. In fact, Puma implemented the increase at midnight on Friday, and service station owners warn that Shell will do the same. "We don't have the margins," said company sources. The key to how this will play o…
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