China's Foreign Ministry says China's legitimate rights and interest in Venezuela must be protected, in regards to US President Trump's statement on Venezuela oil

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regarding Venezuela's oil, indicating that China is asserting its claims amidst U.S. rhetoric. The implications could be significant for energy markets and U.S.-China relations, potentially influencing commodities like oil and impacting forex markets involving the USD and CNY. Monitor how this develops, as it could affect risk sentiment and lead to market volatility.

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