Crude oil prices have fallen as the Trump administration's actions against Venezuelan President Maduro create uncertainty in the oil market. Experts weigh in on the potential impact of regime change on production and prices.
President Trump's plan to seize control of Venezuela's oil industry aims to revitalize production after years of decline. Analysts suggest potential for significant output increase, but challenges remain.
In a bold move, President Trump announced U.S. control over Venezuela after capturing Nicolás Maduro in a military operation. Promising a transition of power and oil wealth, Trump reveals plans for a military presence and infrastructure rebuilding.
In a dramatic turn of events, the UAE has announced the withdrawal of its forces from Yemen following a Saudi ultimatum. This escalation highlights the growing rift between the Gulf powers, once allies in the region.
In a dramatic escalation, Saudi Arabia bombed Mukalla, Yemen, targeting a shipment of weapons allegedly linked to UAE-backed separatists. This marks a significant shift in the dynamics of the ongoing conflict in the region.
In a bold move, President Trump signals intentions to seize more oil tankers off Venezuela's coast, escalating pressure on Maduro. The U.S. already seized a tanker transporting oil to Iran, with more actions expected soon. What does this mean for global oil markets and U.S.-Venezuela relations?
In a dramatic turn of events, U.S. forces seized the largest oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela, escalating tensions with President Maduro. Crude oil prices rise as Trump hints at further military action.
US President Trump and Venezuelan leader Maduro recently spoke as tensions escalate. With a military buildup in the Caribbean and accusations of a drug cartel, the future remains uncertain. Is this the beginning of a larger conflict?
Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro makes a surprise appearance at a coffee awards event, dispelling rumors of his fleeing as tensions with the US escalate over military actions and oil control.
OPEC+ has decided to implement a small oil output increase for December while pausing further increases in early 2026, responding to fears of a looming supply glut and new sanctions on Russia. This strategic move aims to manage market stability amid fluctuating oil prices.