Fuel in Mexico after Harvey
Since Mexico is importing about 55% of its fuel right now, I am thinking a couple of gerry cans may be in order since I am crossign in mid Oct. I remember the closures last December
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MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Pobrecito Mexico
I like so many other Mexicans are really fed up with the "woe is me" attitude of some Mexicans and foreigners.
The truth is so important as people take hearsay as fact. Some of the so-called facts on this thread are so distorted it's unbelievable.
This taken directly from Deloitte Mexico:
"as volatility in the price of oil will continue because of two factors: the uncertainty generated by the so-called 'Trump effect' and the increase of investments that the sector has registered in the United States , which indicates that they will soon begin exploration and exploitation of wells."
Prices of Gasoline
A Liberalization Without Significant Changes
You'll have to put it into Google Translate if you want it in English.
So far, the price fluctuations are working exactly as planned. The process is slow. Keep in mind that Mexico nationalized the industry for more than 70 years and turning things around take time.
I have seen prices on a one-day trip that vary as much as 1 peso. May not sound like much to you but Mexicans are actually beginning to shop by price.
