Phillips 66 (PSX) CEO says can process around 250k BPD of Venezuelan crude and has to be the right price to compete

The CEO's comments on processing Venezuelan crude highlight a significant potential shift in U.S.

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Phillips 66 (PSX) CEO says can process around 250k BPD of Venezuelan crude and has to be the right price to compete

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energy sourcing, contingent on pricing competitiveness. This could influence market dynamics, especially if sanctions are lifted or pricing structures evolve, impacting crude supplies and refining margins, particularly for Phillips 66. The broader implications for oil markets and related equities may warrant close attention, as changes in U.S.-Venezuela relations could shift supply forecasts for WTI and Brent oils.

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