Venezuela's acting President Rodriguez plans to send an envoy to Washington to meet with senior US officials on Thursday

This is a notable diplomatic initiative, indicating potential thawing relations between Venezuela and the U.S.

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Venezuela's acting President Rodriguez plans to send an envoy to Washington to meet with senior US officials on Thursday

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If Rodriguez's meetings in Washington lead to any agreements or adjustments in policy, it could impact oil prices significantly, particularly as Venezuela is a major player in the global oil market. Investors should monitor the developments closely, as they may signal shifts in regional dynamics and economic strategies.

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