Venezuela is to raise crude shipments to 1.06mln bpd and fuel sales to 134k by year-end, PDVSA vice president says

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Venezuela’s announcement to raise crude shipments to 1.06 million bpd and fuel sales indicates a significant supply-side expansion, which could impact global oil prices. This move may reflect Venezuela's recovery effort and could affect WTI and Brent benchmarks, particularly if it alters the current balance between supply and demand. Traders should watch for potential price reactions, especially from OPEC dynamics and broader market sentiment around energy commodities.

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