Oil & Gas

The U.S. military operation in Venezuela and subsequent political shifts have triggered a notable rally in Venezuelan bonds, while the oil market response remains cautious amid ongoing geopolitical risks. The unfolding transition in Caracas will be critical for medium-term oil production prospects and regional political realignment. Following the January 3 U.S.-led operation that removed Nicolás […]

The U.S. military intervention in Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro have repositioned the country at the center of global energy and geopolitical dynamics. While Venezuela’s vast oil reserves remain underutilized, analysts foresee gradual production increases contingent on political stability and sanction policies, alongside heightened investment interest in Venezuela’s mineral wealth, especially gold

The US military operation resulting in the capture of Nicolás Maduro underscores Washington’s intent for a prolonged influence in Venezuela, primarily driven by control over its vast oil reserves. Despite short-term oil price volatility, medium- and long-term shifts depend on stabilization of Venezuela’s political landscape and the ability to attract substantial investments amid ongoing geopolitical