Venezuela Oil Cuts: US Embargo Fuels Geopolitical Tensions and Market Shifts
Venezuela moves to cut oil output due to the US export embargo, and it’s sending ripples across the global energy market. The core of the situation is this: the United States has imposed restrictions, effectively shutting down Venezuela’s ability to sell its crude oil to the U.S. and other markets. This isn’t just about trade; it’s an economic stranglehold. The implications are far-reaching.
One of the most immediate effects is a reduction in Venezuela’s oil production. Without access to its primary markets, the country is forced to scale back its operations. For a nation heavily reliant on oil revenue, this is a significant blow.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
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