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El petróleo cae mientras el alto el fuego entre Israel y Líbano alimenta esperanzas de un acuerdo con Irán y la reapertura de Ormuz

Los precios del petróleo bajaron el jueves después de que Israel y el Líbano acordaran un alto el fuego, lo que aumentó las expectativas de que un avance diplomático más amplio en Oriente Medio podría eventualmente aliviar las tensiones que involucran a Irán y reabrir rutas clave de transporte de petróleo.

Este acontecimiento redujo parte de la prima de riesgo geopolítico que había impulsado al alza los precios del crudo a principios de esta semana.

DETALLES CLAVE

Los futuros del crudo Brent cayeron 87 centavos, o un 0,89%, a 96,92 dólares por barril a las 0458 GMT. El crudo West Texas Intermediate (WTI) de EE. UU. bajó 78 centavos, o un 0,81%, a 95,24 dólares por barril.

La caída se produjo tras la noticia de que Israel y el Líbano habían acordado implementar un alto el fuego a última hora del miércoles. El acuerdo aumentó las esperanzas de un nuevo avance entre Washington y Teherán, ya que Irán había vinculado previamente las negociaciones más amplias al fin de los combates entre Israel y el Líbano.

El presidente de EE. UU., Donald Trump, dijo que podría haber avances en las conversaciones con Irán tan pronto como este fin de semana.

El ministro de Relaciones Exteriores iraní, Abbas Araqchi, dijo que la comunicación con Washington sigue abierta, aunque las negociaciones aún no han producido resultados concretos.

Mientras tanto, la presión política está creciendo en Washington. La Cámara de Representantes, liderada por los republicanos, aprobó una resolución que busca bloquear la continua participación militar de EE. UU. contra Irán, aunque la medida aún enfrenta la aprobación del Senado y un probable veto presidencial.

Por el lado de la oferta, la Administración de Información de Energía de EE. UU. informó de una caída de 8 millones de barriles en los inventarios de crudo, lo que redujo las existencias a 433,7 millones de barriles. Los analistas habían esperado una reducción de alrededor de 4 millones de barriles.

REACCIÓN DEL MERCADO

Los mercados petroleros reaccionaron ante la reducción del riesgo de interrupciones en el suministro en Oriente Medio, particularmente alrededor del Estrecho de Ormuz. Tanto el Brent como el WTI habían ganado aproximadamente un 2% el miércoles en medio de la escalada de las tensiones regionales.

A pesar de la caída del jueves, los analistas siguen viendo un soporte para los precios debido a la reducción de los inventarios y a una fuerte demanda estacional.

POR QUÉ IMPORTA

Para los operadores, la atención sigue centrada en la diplomacia de Oriente Medio y el futuro de los flujos de petróleo a través del Estrecho de Ormuz. Cualquier avance en las negociaciones entre EE. UU. e Irán podría aliviar las preocupaciones sobre el suministro, mientras que las continuas caídas de los inventarios pueden mantener la presión al alza sobre los precios.

CONCLUSIÓN

Los mercados seguirán de cerca las próximas conversaciones entre EE. UU. e Irán, los acontecimientos relacionados con el alto el fuego y las tendencias de los inventarios de cara a la temporada alta de demanda de verano. Aunque las tensiones parecen estar disminuyendo, los riesgos de suministro siguen siendo un factor importante para los mercados energéticos.

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