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Flavio Inocencio

@Africanstoic

PhD and with a keen interest in Economics, Business and Politics.

Lisbon Katılım Şubat 2011
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Javier Blas
Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
President Trump just now on oil prices:
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Javier Blas
Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
Repeat what I said yesterday: Oil bypass pipelines buy time, but don't solve the problem. IEA release buys even more time, but doesn't solve it either. Only re-opening the Strait of Hormuz solves it. But now Trump has a few extra days to finish the war before oil forces him.
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Javier Blas
Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
This from @MarineTraffic is a great visual representation of oil tanker traffic in the Strait of Hormuz. They reckong that tanker traffic is ~90% below pre-war levels.
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New York Post
New York Post@nypost·
Bondi Beach hero helped disarm terrorist before police mistakenly shot him: report trib.al/tx90sVF
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Flavio Inocencio
Flavio Inocencio@Africanstoic·
@lynn_ngugi1 The main issue with many African countries was an economic model based on extractivism. Singapore was different.
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Lynn Ngugi
Lynn Ngugi@lynn_ngugi1·
Why Singapore Rose and Kenya Stagnated: Kenyatta’s Greed vs Lee Kuan Yew’s Vision.. Kenya and Singapore started their journeys at the same time, but their destinies couldn’t be more different. Kenya had more land, more resources and more economic potential, yet Singapore is the one that rose. In this video, we break down the leadership choices that shaped both countries, how Jomo Kenyatta protected networks and corruption took root, while Lee Kuan Yew enforced discipline, built strong institutions and set Singapore on a path of growth. Full video here…youtu.be/I1ZuKCFdCLk?si…
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Financial Times
Financial Times@FT·
Miami is positioning itself as a business haven to rival Switzerland, Monaco or Singapore, says the mayor: on.ft.com/49UfPzZ
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Flavio Inocencio
Flavio Inocencio@Africanstoic·
@JavierBlas @opinion People have been announcing OPECs death since 1973. The core of OPEC is Saudi Arabia and the GCC, it will endure. Angola as many other countries are price takers.
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Javier Blas
Javier Blas@JavierBlas·
COLUMN: The three most dangerous words in the oil market are "OPEC is dead." So is the exit of Angola anything but another opportunity for a premature obituary? At first glance, the departure is irrelevant. But it has deeper implications. #OOTT @Opinion bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
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Flavio Inocencio
Flavio Inocencio@Africanstoic·
@OilCfd They have been announcing OPECs death since 1973. Don't count on that.
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Anas Alhajji
Anas Alhajji@anasalhajji·
Based on press reports, this question comes up: Will Angola leave OPEC? The fact is: it doesn’t matter. If it stays or leaves, there is no impact. #OPEC #Angola
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Anas Alhajji
Anas Alhajji@anasalhajji·
Will OPEC+ cut output in its next meeting as stated by some media outlets? - In any meeting, all options are condisdred. The media is picking up what it likes. - Who wants to go aginst me on this one: OPEC+ will NOT agree to a production cut. $1,000 on the table for charity!
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