Washington's Venezuelan Oil Push Falters on Funding Questions
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The US administration's plan to revive Venezuela's oil industry through direct funding has been met with uncertainty, with the administration now walking back the idea of direct US cash backing. This development has raised questions about the feasibility of the plan, despite energy executives being brought to the White House to discuss the matter. The uncertainty has likely impacted investor sentiment and market expectations.
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A week after President Donald Trump’s bold talk about U.S. oil majors “going in and spending billions” to revive Venezuela’s wrecked crude industry, the administration is now walking back the idea of direct U.S. cash backing for that effort, even as it convenes a who’s-who of energy executives at the White House. Earlier in the week, Trump publicly portrayed Venezuela’s reopening to Western oil investment as a near-done deal, framing multi-billion-dollar capital commitments by firms like Chevron, ExxonMobil and…
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