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Venezuela resumes crude oil exports to the U.S., marking the end of a 15-month freeze due to U.S. sanctions. The restart comes as tensions escalate in the Strait of Hormuz, with Venezuelas shipments safely bypassing the conflict zone. U.S. policy shifts, including new licenses for companies like Chevron and a hydrocarbon law granting foreign firms more control, have facilitated this resumption. Analysts predict a potential output of one million barrels per day by year-end, but the short-term price impact remains minimal due to global oversupply.

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