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Senator Jean Paul Prates promises changes to fuel pricing policy at Brazilian state-controlled oil producer
Latin America’s largest crude supplier says it does not want to ‘go woke, go broke’ as president-elect Lula pushes for change
President-elect has called for a change in strategy at the state-controlled oil producer
But the oil group is a symbol of Brazilian national pride so investors need to know more of Lula’s plans
Markets keen for details on how leftwing president can pursue path of fiscal responsibility
Results will signal future for rightwing strongmen, with contests teeing up the following week’s US midterms
Presidential candidates offer competing visions for Brazil’s most valuable listed business in energy transition
Latest Brazilian state-controlled oil company boss lasted just weeks in job
Technocrat José Mauro Coelho takes top job at Brazilian oil major after Bolsonaro sacked two previous bosses
The US targets Russia’s largest financial institutions in latest round of sanctions
Adriano Pires’s decision comes a day after nominated chair of oil group declined role
Rodolfo Landim says he needs to focus on Rio de Janeiro club he runs after it lost the state championship
Brazil’s populist president names economist to lead Latin America’s largest oil producer as election looms
Brazilian president examines his options to contain rising prices ahead of October polls
Big price rises for petrol, diesel and cooking gas spark anger from both Bolsonaro and Lula
State-controlled group to prioritise oil and gas exploration and production
Bolsonaro ousted head of state-controlled oil major after he refused to cap price of fuel
A violent sell-off in US government bonds ricocheted through markets on Thursday
Outgoing chief says potential intervention in fuel prices would be disastrous for oil group
The Brazilian president is reverting to the interventionism of leftist predecessors
Investors worry that the president is abandoning his commitment to free-market reforms
Investors fear the return of political meddling at Brazil’s largest company
Rising inflation expectations undercut arguments for tech stocks’ high valuations
Oil producer’s shares fall and currency slides over fears of more state intervention
Rightwing populist president intends to replace head of oil producer with army general
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