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Tag Archives: Brazil
Futures markets vs. emerging markets
Gasoline prices have people squealing and calling for heads to roll. It must be market manipulators! Oil companies! The EPA! Politicians should do something!! Presidential popularity ratings are at risk!!! The hyperventilations in the daily news speak of little else. But … read more …
South America Enters the LNG World
South America is about to change from a region of natural gas self-sufficiency to a source of demand for liquified natural gas (LNG) imports. A peak in production in long-time producer Argentina (Figure 4) has caused natural gas shortages in … read more …
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Tagged Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, LNG, natural gas, pipeline, Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela
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