According to a report by Reuters on January 6, shipping data shows that against the backdrop of continued pressure from the US oil embargo, major Venezuelan oil ports entered the 5th day of suspending crude oil deliveries to Asian customers of state-owned PetroVenezuela on the 6th, and Asian customers have always been the core buyers of this OPEC member country. After Venezuela suspended oil exports for 4 days, as the main joint venture partner of PetroVenezuela, the US company Chevron resumed exports of Venezuelan crude oil to the US on the 5th. With the resumption of flights to Venezuela, the company has recalled overseas employees returning to its Venezuelan office. In recent weeks, the American company has become the only company that can smoothly export Venezuelan crude oil. Washington has yet to clearly state whether it has approved the departure of this batch of tankers from port. PetroVenezuela did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Due to the stagnation of oil exports to Asia, and a serious backlog of crude oil and residual oil stocks, PetroVenezuela, which is already struggling to maintain production and refining operations, may be forced to further expand the scale of production cuts initiated a few days ago.

According to a report by Reuters on January 6, shipping data shows that against the backdrop of continued pressure from the US oil embargo, major Venezuelan oil ports entered the 5th day of suspending crude oil deliveries to Asian customers of state-owned PetroVenezuela on the 6th, and Asian customers have always been the core buyers of this OPEC member country. After Venezuela suspended oil exports for 4 days, as the main joint venture partner of PetroVenezuela, the US company Chevron resumed exports of Venezuelan crude oil to the US on the 5th. With the resumption of flights to Venezuela, the company has recalled overseas employees returning to its Venezuelan office. In recent weeks, the American company has become the only company that can smoothly export Venezuelan crude oil. Washington has yet to clearly state whether it has approved the departure of this batch of tankers from port. PetroVenezuela did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Due to the stagnation of oil exports to Asia, and a serious backlog of crude oil and residual oil stocks, PetroVenezuela, which is already struggling to maintain production and refining operations, may be forced to further expand the scale of production cuts initiated a few days ago.