1. Petrobras faces dividend pressure due to rising capital expenditures (CapEx), weaker Brent oil prices, and declining free cash flow; 2. Management's aggressive investments in refining and energy transition raise concerns about efficiency and future returns; 3. Despite a high dividend yield, sustainability is uncertain amid lower oil prices, higher debt, and reduced extraordinary payouts, with valuation risks and political factors justifying a cautious bearish outlook.
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