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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 82011, member: 636"]
Oil cartel bosses refuse to panic despite wild geopolitical chaos and kidnapped leaders. The alliance indicates output will stay steady even as member states fight and Washington captures the Venezuelan head of state. Eight producers met after crude values crashed eighteen percent during 2025 due to massive oversupply. These nations raised targets nearly three million barrels daily last year but agreed to pause scheduled hikes for three months. Saudi Arabia, Russia, the UAE, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Iraq, Algeria, and Oman maintain this freeze despite the drama. Tensions flared recently when a UAE-aligned group seized territory in Yemen from Saudi partners.

Donald Trump snatched Nicolas Maduro and Cilia Flores recently to force regime change. The White House intends to control the nation until a transition occurs. Venezuela holds the biggest reserves on earth, but produces little because of mismanagement. Infrastructure needs billions in Western capital to function again. Traders fear civil war could halt nearly one million daily barrels while the power grid crumbles.

West Texas Intermediate traded near fifty-seven dollars with bearish technical signals. Markets face extreme volatility while weighing the arrest against potential recovery hopes. Analysts predict price weakness will likely continue through 2026. A Chevron-led revival depends on whether the new government can fix the broken energy sector quickly.
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