The fallout from the US abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro raises questions about the impact on Venezuela’s economy, depending on US sanctions relief, new leadership’s relationship with the US, and oil revenue management. Trump’s administration plans to control Venezuela’s oil sales indefinitely, sharing proceeds with the US. Although oil output is low, US investment in Venezuela’s oil sector is expected but uncertain, with potential social unrest due to economic strain. Massive infrastructure investment is required for oil market revival, posing challenges in the years to come. The future remains unclear regarding the Venezuelan government’s legitimacy and economic measures amidst ongoing uncertainties.
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