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Ecuador

Americas

Low Risk

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Ecuador

Low Risk

$0.52

Gasoline /L

+23.8% vs pre-war

120d

Reserves

17 weeks

+8.5%

Food Inflation

Risk: moderate

Oil Imported

Hormuz: none

Fuel Prices

USD primary · USD ($) local

Prices shown per litre. Local currency conversion uses live exchange rates.Last updated: Apr 22, 2026

Gasoline

$0.52/L

+23.8% vs pre-war

Diesel

$0.45/L

+28.6% vs pre-war

LPG / Autogas

$0.30/L

Jet Fuel (Jet A-1)

$0.38/L

Pre-war baseline (Feb 2026): Gasoline $0.42/L · Diesel $0.35/L · Current prices are 23.8% above pre-war levels

3-Month Price History

Pre-war baseline

Iran war starts (Feb 2026)

Strategic Reserves

Crude Oil Reserves

120days

17 weeks

4.0 months

Adequate

Source: IEA/EIA

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✈ Jet Fuel Reserves (Jet A-1)

12days

2 weeks

0.4 months

Low — Under 30 days

Source: Estimated from strategic reserves

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Energy Dependency Profile

Oil Import Dependency

of total oil consumption

Hormuz Exposure

None

Strait of Hormuz risk

Food Import Dependency

15%

of food supply imported

Fertilizer & Food Security

Fertilizer Cost Change

+35%

vs pre-war (Feb 2026)

Food Inflation (YoY)

+8.5%

year-on-year CPI food

Food Security Risk

Moderate

FAO / WFP assessment

Global Energy Crisis News

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Government Response

Minor measures

Last updated: April 2026

Petroecuador production maintained at 480,000 b/d
Fuel subsidy partially maintained despite IMF pressure to reduce
Emergency crude swap with Colombia for refined products

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Flight Disruption Risk

Moderate

Jet fuel prices have risen ~38% above pre-war levels globally. Expect fuel surcharges on most international routes. No specific disruption data available for this country.

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Inbound Supply Ships

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Crisis Summary

Risk LevelLow Risk

Hormuz Exposurenone

CurrencyUSD ($)

RegionAmericas

Data SourcesIEA · EIA · FAO · WFP

Related: Americas