U.S. and Maduro's Venezuela Strategies Signal Ongoing Tensions in Oil Markets

The potential overthrow of Venezuelan President Maduro is unlikely to significantly impact global energy markets in the short term due to existing oversupply and weak demand, despite geopolitical tensions and Venezuela's vast oil reserves. Analysts suggest that while some disruption is possible, it won't cause a major price surge, and future developments could even lead to increased oil production if sanctions are lifted and foreign investment resumes.