FABRICACIÓN NACIONAL: MÁS CARO EN ARGENTINA QUE EN EL EXTERIOR

-

Comentarios

Publicar un comentario

Entradas más populares de este blog

Excel atajos de teclado que ahorran tiempo

-
Imagen
14/08/2015 Los últimos meses me di cuenta de que a pesar de que utilizo el  Excel  a diario en realidad no aprovecho ni un 40% de las funciones y  aplicaciones  que este tiene para ofrecer. Me gusta agilizar todas aquellas tareas que sean posibles y buscando encontré este  resumen , que me pareció muy útil sobre atajos del teclado que facilitan el uso de 200 funciones en Excel. Me pareció interesante compartirlo. Fuente:  https://acadevor.com/atajos-de-teclado-excel/
Leer más

Oil Closes the Month on a Strong Note

-
Imagen
  The recent rally in oil prices is pushing the benchmarks towards a quarter of gains thanks to the OPEC+ output cuts. Friday, March 29th 2024 The oil markets are increasingly putting their trust into OPEC+ production cuts to remain in place throughout this year, a feat which combined with an improving macroeconomic outlook could bring $90 per barrel sooner than assumed. A better-than-expected Q4 for US GDP will most probably consolidate market expectations around a June interest rate cut, leaving behind the demand woes of early 2024. ICE Brent is set to close the week around the $87 per barrel mark, whilst WTI is trading around $83 per barrel. Baltimore Closure Weighs Heavily on US Coal.  The indefinite closure of the Port of Baltimore after the Francis Scott Key bridge collapsed this week will  impact  US thermal coal exports as Baltimore accounted for 28% of all seaborne outflows, affecting key shippers Arch Resources, Consol and Javelin.    US SPR ...
Leer más

OIL PRICE INTELLIGENCE REPORT

-
Imagen
  Oil prices remained under pressure on Tuesday morning, but Israel's decision to send troops into Rafah and Saudi Arabia's aggressive pricing of its June cargos should help to stop oil prices from falling.  - International organizations are increasingly sounding the tocsin on shrinking crude inventories, with the IEA indicating Q2 2024 would see demand surpass supply by a whopping 900,000 b/d, the first two consecutive negative quarters since late 2021.  - With OPEC+ curbing supply by means of Saudi Arabia’s and Russia’s voluntary production cuts, the end of refinery maintenance in Europe and Asia as well as recovering manufacturing activity in both the US and China would suggest an increase in fuel use. - According to Kpler, Chinese crude inventories marked a two-year low at the beginning of April and even though they have built since then, at 944 million barrels they are some 50 million barrels lower than a year ago. - With US refining back to running close to full cap...
Leer más