Petróleo recua para patamar pré-guerra e presidente do IBP projeta consumo global firme até 2050

The slowdown in international geopolitical tensions has brought oil prices back to the level of US$73.00 per barrel, reigniting debates about the timeline for passing on this drop to inflation and the consumer fuel market. In an interview given to Times Brasil - Exclusive Licensee CNBC, the president of the Brazilian Institute of Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels (IBP), Roberto Ardenghy, explained the reasons for the asymmetry in prices and detailed the factors that mitigated the volatility of the commodity, such as the intensive use of strategic stocks and the caution of China. Ardenghy pointed out that the sector's planning remains structured in the long term, with estimates of firm demand for the coming decades, and highlighted the leading role of Petrobras, whose oil has surpassed the soybean and iron ore complex as the most exported item in the Brazilian trade balance. 🚨Subscribe to the channel and activate the bell to receive all our content! Follow Times Brasil - Exclusive CNBC Licensee on social media: @otimesbrasil 📌 WHERE TO WATCH THE WORLD'S LARGEST BUSINESS CHANNEL IN BRAZIL: 🔷 Channel 562 ClaroTV+ | Channel 562 Sky | Channel 592 Vivo | Channel 187 Oi | Regional operators 🔷 OPEN SIGNAL TV: satellite channel 562 🔷 ONLINE: https://timesbrasil.com.br | YouTube 🔷 FAST Channels: Samsung TV Plus, LG Channels, TCL Channels, Pluto TV, Roku, Soul TV, Zapping | New Streaming Services #CNBCInBrazil #BusinessJournalism #TimesBrasilCNBC