US eases Venezuela oil sanctions as Trump seeks to boost world oil supply during Iran war
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The U.S. government has eased sanctions on Venezuela's state-owned oil and gas company, PDVSA, allowing U.S. companies to conduct business with them. The Treasury Department issued an authorization permitting PDVSA to sell Venezuelan oil directly to U.S. companies and on global markets. This policy shift comes as the Trump administration seeks to increase global oil supplies amidst the ongoing Iran war. Additionally, President Trump will temporarily waive Jones Act requirements for 60 days, allowing goods to be shipped between U.S. ports on non-U.S. flagged vessels. These actions aim to alleviate rising oil prices as the U.S. and Israel engage in conflict with Iran.
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