Oil prices in focus after U.S. Venezuela strike: Brent, WTI set for volatile reopen
Venezuela’s PDVSA ordered some joint ventures to cut crude output after a U.S. embargo halted exports following President Nicolas Maduro’s capture in a strike Saturday, sources said. No tankers loaded at PDVSA’s main Jose port, and storage neared capacity. Brent crude last settled at $60.75 a barrel. OPEC+ kept output policy unchanged Sunday.