03/10/2005 |
El auge del petroleo no es circunstancial
Jorge Castro | Fundación Atlas 1853
La demanda china de crudo aumentó 18% en los primeros 7 meses del 2005 y sus importaciones 45% en igual periodo. China se ha convertido en el segundo consumidor mundial de crudo detrás de EEUU. ...
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03/10/2005 |
La amenaza a las economías latinoamericanas
Andrés Oppenheimer | Miami Herald
Mi principal conclusión tras escuchar a los presidentes, diplomáticos y magnates latinoamericanos que hablaron en la Conferencia de las Américas del Miami Herald la semana pasada es que las corporaciones multinacionales son menos optimistas sobre el futuro de América Latina que las instituciones financieras internacionales. ...
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30/09/2005 |
Detectan interés por invertir en la Argentina
Emilio J. Cárdenas | Economía Para Todos
El embajador argentino ante las Naciones Unidas manifestó que hay inversores extranjeros con voluntad de traer su dinero al país, pero aclaró que esas inversiones deberán canalizarse para cubrir las necesidades de la Argentina y no según intereses externos. ...
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30/09/2005 |
La ''amenaza china'' en Latinoamérica
Andrés Oppenheimer | Miami Herald
Jiang Shixue, uno de los principales especialistas de América Latina en China, ha traído un mensaje tranquilizador a los funcionarios de Estados Unidos que participan en la Conferencia de las Americas del Miami Herald: dice que Estados Unidos no debería preocuparse por la creciente influencia de China en América Latina. ...
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27/09/2005 |
Bush taps into oil reserves and urges conservation
Caroline Daniel | Financial Times
President George W. Bush on Monday made a rare public appeal for Americans to share cars and curb non-essential driving as part of an effort to reduce high petrol prices following the two hurricanes that have struck the Gulf of Mexico coast. ...
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26/09/2005 |
Reluctant party-poopers
The Economist Staff | The Economist
Despite the economic impact of Katrina, which dealt a stiff blow to America’s oil markets, the Federal Reserve has once again raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point. With high fuel prices threatening to bring on both inflation and recession, being a central banker is harder than it used to be. ...
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26/09/2005 |
Oil rise sparks concern at IMF
Chris Giles and Andrew Balls | Financial Times
Finance ministers and central bank governors of the world's leading industrial countries have warned of economic disruption from high oil prices and and vulnerabilities in financial markets. ...
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26/09/2005 |
Mexico: Energy Policy Reform
Arturo Damm Arnal | Hacer - Washington DC
On Monday, the 12th of September, President Fox proposed ten measures "to fortify in a permanent way the structure of the energy supply." Three of the measures have to do with price controls, two with the granting of subsidies, two with structural reforms, two propose to seek more and better oil supplies, and to top it all off, a proposal to form a panel of experts that will analyze the problem and propose even more solutions. ...
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24/09/2005 |
Hurricane Katrina: How one storm spiked world products market - PDF
Energy Detente Staff | Energy Detente
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23/09/2005 |
Hurricane Rita - At Risk: Oil and Gas Supplies and Economic Performance
Global Insight Staff | Global Insight
As Hurricane Rita heads towards Houston, the potential impact on energy markets may far exceed the impact of all previous hurricanes. Coming on top of the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, energy markets are heading for uncharted territory. Consumer prices and U.S. economic performance would be severely affected. ...
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