Oil Prices Steady Amid Venezuela Supply Risks and Strong US Economy
Global oil prices are steadying as the market balances ongoing supply concerns from Venezuela and the Russia-Ukraine conflict against signs of robust U.S. economic growth and forecasts of ample supply in early 2026. Brent and WTI crude saw minor movements after recent gains.
- Oil prices showed slight dips after an earlier rally, signaling a steadying market.
- US continues seizing Venezuelan oil tankers, creating significant supply risk.
- Venezuela's oil output faces decline, impacting global supply expectations.
- Strong US economic growth in Q3 2025 influences global oil demand.
- Geopolitical tensions, including Russia-Ukraine, add to market uncertainty.
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