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Eni and Repsol fight to recoup $6bn in gas payments from Venezuela
European groups continued to supply the Latin American country after the US increased economic pressure on Caracas
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Washington plans to put oil at the heart of Venezuela’s future
Trump administration bets on US energy companies reversing the fall in crude output under Maduro
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Rubio sets out US demands for Venezuela’s remaining leaders
Washington is controlling Caracas through naval embargo on oil exports, secretary of state says
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Traders braced for oil market upheaval after Donald Trump’s Venezuela strikes
Investors will weigh short-term disruption to Venezuelan exports against potential to eventually pump more crude
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Ex-Chevron executive seeks $2bn for Venezuelan oil projects
Donald Trump’s toppling of President Nicolás Maduro opens door to US investors eyeing world’s largest crude reserve
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Shares in US oil companies jump following US attack on Venezuela
Nicolás Maduro set to face drug trafficking charges in New York court on Monday
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Trump’s Venezuela punt could turn into an oil-drilling own goal
US companies have reason to be less keen on tapping the country’s vast reserves
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Hedge funds profit as Venezuela’s bonds surge
Broad Reach, Winterbrook and Allianz among those making gains as debt jumps in price
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Eni and Repsol fight to recoup $6bn in gas payments from Venezuela
European groups continued to supply the Latin American country after the US increased economic pressure on Caracas
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US oil refiners gear up for comeback of Venezuelan crude
Facilities across Gulf Coast already well positioned to process imports from South American country
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Hedge funds hunt for Venezuela’s unpaid financial claims
US capture of Nicolás Maduro lifts hopes that country will make good on some debt
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ansa.it
Financial Times: 'Eni e Repsol cercano di recuperare 6 miliardi dal Venezuela' - Notizie - Ansa.it
Per le forniture di gas a Caracas (ANSA)
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Venezuela: Oil, oil everywhere — but not a drop to pump
The country’s impact on global crude markets will remain limited in the short to medium term
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US seeks to control sales of Venezuelan oil ‘indefinitely’
Crude revenues to be funnelled to American banks as Washington prepares to lift some sanctions on Caracas
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US oil companies warn they will need guarantees to invest in Venezuela
Donald Trump to hold more talks with industry bosses as president flexes power over energy markets
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‘Wildcatters’ race for Venezuelan oil deals ahead of wary western majors
Entrepreneurs seek to steal a march on bigger rivals that are still weighing risks of re-entering the country
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Wall Street scouts for investment wins in post-Maduro Venezuela
US banks are positioning themselves for long-term opportunities in energy and infrastructure