PDVSA initiated the cuts after limited storage capacity and an export-disrupting blockade squeezed operations.

US control of Venezuelan oil could unlock $1 billion for India and revive production, enhancing crude supply stability.

By Ben Aris in Berlin Belarus’s economy grew to an all-time high of $88.6bn in 2025, the country’s Minister of Economy Yuri ...

The US oil industry faces a long road ahead in Venezuela, with multiple headwinds in a potential rebuild of the country's oil ...

Oil prices edge up amid Venezuela sanctions, Maduro seizure, and OPEC+ policy while markets weigh global supply and ...

Wall Street investment firms are exploring massive oil and infrastructure opportunities in Venezuela amid shifting sanctions ...

Shares of major U.S. companies in the energy sector are sharply higher after President Trump announced plans to take control ...

Experts warn that immediate market volatility, infrastructure decay, and Venezuelan hyperinflation pose significant risks to ...

With Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro captured by U.S. forces, financial markets are already eyeing an oil repricing from ...

SEVEN YEARS ago, when America’s trade war with China was just getting started, the Chinese science and technology ministry ...

Venezuela holds the worlds largest oil reserves, totaling 303 billion barrels. However, a more critical resource is emerging: ...

Shares in Canada's biggest oilsands producers came under pressure Monday after the U.S. military captured the Venezuelan ...