Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodriguez announced plans to overhaul the country’s hydrocarbon law, aiming to make its oil sector more accessible to foreign investors, particularly from the U.S. The proposed reforms are intended to attract capital to both new and previously underfunded fields, potentially impacting global crude supply expectations and adding another factor for traders to consider in pricing Oil – US Crude and Natural Gas, given Venezuela’s sizable reserves and its historical role in OPEC-related supply dynamics.
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Over the past month, Oil – US Crude has risen about 6.25%, reflecting a firmer trend that may be tied to tighter supply conditions and geopolitical risks, including evolving policy in key producing states like Venezuela; the current 1-day technical outlook for the contract is a Buy, indicating short-term bullish momentum. In contrast, Natural Gas has fallen roughly 18.88% over the last month, signaling weaker sentiment that could be linked to ample inventories and mild demand conditions; its 1-day technical signal stands at Sell, suggesting continued near-term downside pressure. Investors can explore more updates, prices, and analysis across global markets at Commodities.