Washington is making a significant policy shift on Venezuelan oil—selectively easing sanctions with immediate effect. Industry sources close to the administration confirm oil sales have already begun moving. This development carries weight for anyone tracking energy markets and global commodity dynamics. The move signals changing priorities in regional strategy, potentially reshaping supply patterns and inflation narratives that indirectly ripple through risk assets. Keep an eye on how energy markets digest this adjustment and what secondary effects it might trigger across commodities and broader macro conditions.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 01-09 17:18
Wait, did the US suddenly relax sanctions on Venezuelan oil? Why is the script flipping so quickly...
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BrokenDAO
· 01-07 20:12
Selective sanctions relief? Isn't that just a different way of saying renegotiation, with the same incentive structure?
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PebbleHander
· 01-07 14:02
This move by the US is really clever. Quietly easing Venezuela's oil and gas sanctions, and oil is starting to flow... The inflation narrative is about to be exposed.
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MetaverseMortgage
· 01-07 13:54
No way, is it true? The US is turning around and doing business with Venezuela?
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SignatureLiquidator
· 01-07 13:52
Wait a minute... Is the US suddenly easing sanctions on Venezuelan oil? That's a bold move.
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GovernancePretender
· 01-07 13:51
The US eases sanctions on Venezuelan oil, this move is quite interesting... Basically, it's probably to stabilize oil prices.
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SwapWhisperer
· 01-07 13:42
Here we go again? The US is shooting itself in the foot; previous sanctions were essentially useless.
Washington is making a significant policy shift on Venezuelan oil—selectively easing sanctions with immediate effect. Industry sources close to the administration confirm oil sales have already begun moving. This development carries weight for anyone tracking energy markets and global commodity dynamics. The move signals changing priorities in regional strategy, potentially reshaping supply patterns and inflation narratives that indirectly ripple through risk assets. Keep an eye on how energy markets digest this adjustment and what secondary effects it might trigger across commodities and broader macro conditions.