Mexico’s state oil giant, Pemex, has reported a staggering 190.5 billion-peso ($9.1 billion) loss for Q4 2024, marking a sharp reversal from its profit a year ago. The company attributes this financial bloodbath to soaring operational costs, asset devaluations, and currency exchange losses—painting an increasingly grim picture for the world’s most indebted oil company. Crude (and condensate) production continues its downward spiral, slipping to 1.65 million bpd—down nearly 10% from the same period last year—further…