US EditionYpf Ruled Out Abrupt Fuel Surges After the Oil Fire From the War in Iran
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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…
In the midst of the war between the US, Israel and Iran, the price of oil skyrockets by more than 13% and rumors began to emerge about the possibility of an increase in naphtha. In this context, YPF President Horacio Marín said that the rise in crude oil will not translate into abrupt increases in fuel prices in the local market. Following the joint attack by the United States and Israel on Iran and the subsequent response of the Revolutionary G…
Horacio Marín, CEO of YPF, gave a glimpse of the possibility of an additional increase in fuel value in case the war conflict spreads in the Middle East. “We try to avoid passing by consuming prices very fast overnight. If oil prices stay high for months it will end ...
In the midst of the international oil surge due to the war conflict in the Middle East led by the United States, Israel and Iran, YPF President Horacio Marín said that "there will be no cramps" in the price of fuels in the country, given that the company applies a system of mobile averages to cushion the variations of the barrel, he explained. "We don't see the price of oil in the day," Marin explained in dialogue with Radio La Red, where he ref…
The president and CEO of YPF, Horacio Marín, assured that the company will not apply sharp increases in fuel despite the escalation of war in the Middle East and the strong volatility of crude oil. “There will be no shocks,” he said and remarked that the company will maintain its pricing policy based on moving averages. Speaking to Radio La Red, the executive said that YPF does not set its values based on the daily price of a barrel, but rather …
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