US Energy Secretary says Venezeula oil output can rise +30% vs current levels of around 0.9mln BPD in the short-to-medium term, according to sources

The US Energy Secretary's comments on Venezuela's potential oil production increase of over 30% from current levels could signify a substantial shift in supply dynamics, particularly if realized in the near term.

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This development might exert downward pressure on WTI prices as increased supply from Venezuela could impact the delicate balance of global oil markets, especially amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

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