The Trump administration’s strategy to revitalize Venezuela’s oil market could disadvantage Canada and weaken China, as energy experts warn that increased Venezuelan oil exports to the U.S. may displace Canadian oil, forcing price reductions. Canadian politicians, including opposition leader Pierre Poilievre, urge Prime Minister Mark Carney to expedite pipeline projects to diversify exports and reduce dependence on the U.S. Carney maintains that Canadian oil will remain competitive due to its stability. Experts note that U.S. control over Venezuelan oil could shift global energy dynamics, affecting China’s oil supply.
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