Brazil: Intra-day price adjustment

Thu 29 Jan 2009, 14:46 GMT

Brazil: Intra-day price adjustment

MGO prices increase by $15 at all Brazilian ports.

Brazilian bunker supplier Petroleo Brasileiro (Petrobras) S.A. has adjusted its prices upwards by $15 per metric tonne for marine gasoil (MGO) at all Brazilian ports.

The intra-day adjustment means the following prices are now valid for the ports of Rio de Janeiro and Santos, the two leading bunker ports in Brazil by volume.

Rio de Janeiro
380-cst: $297-298
180-cst: $325.50 - $326.50
MGO: $492-498

Santos
380-cst: $244-245
180-cst: $272.50 - $273.50
MGO: $481.50 - $487.50

Prices are in USD per metric tonne and are valid from 12:05 pm Brazilia time.

MGO Petrobras Brazil Rio de Janeiro (BR) Santos (BR)


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