Venezuela's PDVSA says it is in negotiations with the US to sell crude

Venezuela's PDVSA is reportedly negotiating with the US to sell crude, which could potentially increase supply in a tight global market.

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This development may impact WTI and Brent prices, as any agreement could lead to a significant shift in crude availability, affecting both inflation concerns and geopolitical dynamics in the energy sector.

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