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6 days ago | 
bloomberg.com | Stephan Kueffner |James Attwood
Copper cathode sheets. (Bloomberg) -- SolGold Plc, an Ecuador-focused firm backed by some of the biggest names in mining, is working on options to start production at its flagship project three or four years ahead of previous plans. The company’s Cascabel project has long been heralded for its potential of being a major copper-gold mine, drawing investments from BHP Group and Newmont Corp.
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1 month ago | 
rigzone.com | Lucia Kassai |Stephan Kueffner
Ecuadorian state oil company Petroecuador said it might not be able to honor contractual commitments to export crude as it struggles to control a spill from a ruptured pipeline.
The force majeure, declared on Saturday, is expected to reduce exports to Shell Plc, which had purchased at least 1.8 million barrels of heavy sour Oriente crude loading this month, according to internal documents seen by Bloomberg. London-based Shell didn’t immediately return a message seeking comment.
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1 month ago | 
bloomberglinea.com | Lucia Kassai |Stephan Kueffner
Bloomberg — La petrolera estatal ecuatoriana Petroecuador dijo que podría no ser capaz de honrar los compromisos contractuales de exportación de crudo mientras lucha por controlar el derrame de un oleoducto roto. Se espera que la fuerza mayor, declarada el sábado, reduzca las exportaciones a Shell Plc (SHEL), que había comprado al menos 1,8 millones de barriles de crudo pesado de Oriente cargados este mes, según documentos internos vistos por Bloomberg.
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Feb 11, 2025 | 
thederrick.com | Matthew Bristow |Stephan Kueffner
Ecuador’s main socialist party has its best shot of taking power in the Andean nation in nearly a decade. Presidential candidate Luisa González is leading the charge, backed by an experienced political machine and fueled by voter anger. González, 47, forced a runoff in Sunday’s election, defying polls to finish neck-and-neck with President Daniel Noboa, 37.
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Feb 11, 2025 | 
yahoo.com | Matthew Bristow |Stephan Kueffner
(Bloomberg) -- Ecuador’s main socialist party has its best shot of taking power in the Andean nation in nearly a decade. Presidential candidate Luisa González is leading the charge, backed by an experienced political machine and fueled by voter anger. Most Read from BloombergGonzález, 47, forced a runoff in Sunday’s election, defying polls to finish neck-and-neck with President Daniel Noboa, 37.
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Feb 11, 2025 | 
kdhnews.com | Matthew Bristow |Stephan Kueffner
Ecuador’s main socialist party has its best shot of taking power in the Andean nation in nearly a decade. Presidential candidate Luisa González is leading the charge, backed by an experienced political machine and fueled by voter anger. González, 47, forced a runoff in Sunday’s election, defying polls to finish neck-and-neck with President Daniel Noboa, 37.
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Feb 11, 2025 | 
dailyitem.com | Matthew Bristow |Stephan Kueffner
Ecuador’s main socialist party has its best shot of taking power in the Andean nation in nearly a decade. Presidential candidate Luisa González is leading the charge, backed by an experienced political machine and fueled by voter anger. González, 47, forced a runoff in Sunday’s election, defying polls to finish neck-and-neck with President Daniel Noboa, 37.
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Feb 10, 2025 | 
thebrunswicknews.com | Matthew Bristow |Stephan Kueffner
By Matthew Bristow and Stephan Kueffner, Bloomberg News Ecuador's dollar bonds tumbled the most in two years after socialist challenger Luisa González did better than forecast in this weekend's presidential election, likely forcing President Daniel Noboa into an April 13 runoff. Bonds slumped across the curve, with notes due 2030 down more than 8 cents on the dollar to about 70 cents, on track for the lowest close this year. They were by far the worst performers in emerging markets.
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Feb 10, 2025 | 
arcamax.com | Matthew Bristow |Stephan Kueffner
Ecuador’s dollar bonds tumbled the most in two years after socialist challenger Luisa González did better than forecast in this weekend’s presidential election, likely forcing President Daniel Noboa into an April 13 runoff. Bonds slumped across the curve, with notes due 2030 down more than 8 cents on the dollar to about 70 cents, on track for the lowest close this year. They were by far the worst performers in emerging markets.
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Feb 10, 2025 | 
kdhnews.com | Matthew Bristow |Stephan Kueffner
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