Colombia’s deepening natural gas shortfall and rising reliance on costly LPG imports are highlighting regional supply dynamics, with potential relief tied to shifting U.S. policy toward Venezuela and broader crude output trends. The situation comes as global benchmarks Oil – Brent Crude, Oil – US Crude, and Natural Gas react to expectations for Latin American supply and evolving geopolitical risk.
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Over the past month, Brent has surged about 51.9%, while WTI has climbed roughly 56.4%, signaling tightening crude balances and bolstering an overall Buy tone that is mirrored by WTI’s 1-day Buy signal. In contrast, natural gas has fallen around 5.7% over the same period, with its 1-day technical outlook pointing to Sell, underscoring market skepticism that near-term demand and policy support will quickly offset supply constraints in countries like Colombia.
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