Venezuela's interim President Rodriguez says hopes relationship with US progresses without obstacles; talked with US Energy Secretary about deals on oil, gas, power, and mining; look forward to move forward as fast as possible

This development signals a potential thaw in US-Venezuela relations, particularly regarding energy deals which could impact global oil and gas supply dynamics.

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If talks progress, it might encourage more US investment in Venezuelan energy, impacting WTI prices and commodities at large, especially for emerging market economies dependent on energy exports.

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