Mensajepor jsiliquini » Mié May 20, 2015 9:02 am
Petrobras closed down 0.4% Tuesday to $9, but Chen thinks there is upside to $14 for PBR (and $15 for the preferred shares). That’s in stark contrast to Goldman Sachs, which downgraded the stock Monday with a target price of $5 that implied 50% downside. The flurry of research follows last Friday’s Petrobras’ first quarter results, which came in ahead of estimates. But some analysts, including Pavel Molchanov at Raymond James, expect downward revisions to growth estimates for the rest of the year.
La presidenta brasileña Rousseff y el premier chino Keqiang firmaron acuerdos que incluyen la creación de un fondo para financiar proyectos de infraestructura hasta 2021. Además, contemplan la concesión de créditos por u$s 7.000 M a la petrolera Petrobras.