S&P revises state-owned Mexican oil firm Pemex's outlook to stable
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FILE PHOTO: Workers are pictured atop a tank at a construction site of the new oil refinery Olmeca, owned by state-run Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex), at the Dos Bocas port in Paraiso, Mexico, in this handout distributed to Reuters on June 30, 2022. Mexico P
(Reuters) - S&P Global Ratings revised on Wednesday the outlook for Mexico's state-oil firm Pemex to stable from negative, after it reviewed Mexico's long-term outlook.
According to the rating agency, high crude oil prices are improving Pemex's credit metrics, although the company's weak liquidity continues to affect its assessment of its stand-alone credit profile.
"The stable outlook on Pemex's global scale rating reflects that of the sovereign and our view that the close relationship between the company and the country will remain unchanged in the coming years," it said in a statement.
(Reporting by Carolina Pulice and Adriana Barrera; editing by Christian Schmollinger)
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