March saw 2.5 million barrels of oil equivalent and 111 million cubic meters of gas produced per day in Brazil, the National Agency of Petroleum reported.
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Recovery of the international prices of the commodity last year have strengthened the confidence in the country, but there are still some challenges, particularly the fiscal consolidation, according to IMF report.
Brazil produced on average 2.6 million barrels per day in the first month of 2019.
The country produced an average of 2.586 million barrels per day last year. Natural gas production, however, grew by 1%.
Chevron bought the refinery for USD 526 million.
The country’s economy picked up by a higher rate than it had in 2017, although it fell short of what had been provided for in the Budget Bill.
The country has 268.5 billion barrels of proven reserves. Following auditing by DeGolyer and MacNaughton, the previous estimate was raised by 2.2 billion barrels.
The Producer Price Index (IPP) fell 1.54% in November 2018, the highest negative change since January 2014.
Volume produced was equivalent to 3.274 million barrels of oil per day. The decline was due to stoppages for maintenance in the three platforms.
The state-run oil company released its business plan for 2019-2023. The bulk of funds will go into exploration and production.
Brazil’s National Agency for Petroleum (ANP) has authorized nine more enterprises to bid for oil and gas exploration and production in previously tendered fields or blocs that were given up on by the winning bidders.
The country is the leading exporter of natural gas in the world. The Qatari minister of Energy, Saad al Kaabi, said the goal is to ‘focus on the gas business.’
Oil and gas production averaged 3.34 million barrels of oil equivalent per day for the Brazilian state-run oil company in October.
The IMF advises Middle East and Central Asia countries to take urgent action to reduce debt as they face tightening global conditions.
