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Brazilian oil market activity

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In early June Brazil’s B3 exchange saw recorded record trading volume for oil‑related stocks, driven by stocks as crude prices stayed above $100 per barrel and volatility from the amid U.S.–Iran conflict. Corporate disclosures soon highlighted sector momentum: independent tensions. Independent producer Prio opened a fourth well and posted well, posting an 8 % rise in daily output for June, June and lifting its quarterly average by more than 10 %. Goldman Sachs upgraded Brazil’s production outlook to 4.8 million barrels per day by 2028, forecasting export revenues of $47 billion in export revenues and maintaining keeping a buy recommendation on Petrobras with an expected 18 % dividend yield for 2027. Petrobras announced a record Q2‑2026 production of 3.34 million barrels of oil equivalent per day, day (boed), a 14 14.1 % year‑on‑year increase. The boost stemmed from efficiency gains on the Maria Quitéria platform, strong performance at the Jubarte, Alexandre de Gusmão, Mero and P‑78 fields, increase and the start‑up of the FPSO P‑79 in 3.4 % above the Búzios field. first quarter. Ten new producer wells entered operation (four in the Campos Basin, six in the Santos Basin). Export volumes rose to roughly 1 million barrels per day while oil imports fell to 89 000 bpd, the lowest level since the pandemic. Refinery pandemic, and refinery utilisation reached 101.2 %, %. For the first half of 2026, Petrobras’ total production grew 15.1 % YoY to 3.281 million boed and export sales increased 12.1 %. Export shares shifted—India’s shifted, with India’s share rose rising to 22 %, % and Europe’s to 18 %, while China’s fell to 35 %, with new %. New customers such as Taiwan, Oman, Poland, Sweden and South Africa were added. The results were driven by higher efficiency on the Maria Quitéria platform, improvements at the Jubarte and Mero fields, and the start‑up of the FPSO P‑79 at Búzios.

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