The first U.S. sale of Venezuelan oil, valued at $500 million, has been completed, according to an administration official.

America is securing prices about 30% higher for Venezuelan crude than those obtained before President Nicolas Maduro's capture, said U.S. Energy Secretary.

By Steve Holland WASHINGTON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - The United States has now returned to the Venezuelan government all $500 million from the initial sale of oil that was part of a deal reached between ...

The Trump administration says it has completed the first sale of Venezuelan oil to the U.S. Will it mean lower prices at the pump?

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Trump announces $500 million Venezuela oil deal following Maduro's arrest, with more in sanctioned oil sales expected in coming weeks.

Trump’s administration confirmed a $500 million Venezuelan oil sale. Online claims accuse Trump of secretly taking Venezuelan oil money, but official records show the funds are managed by the US ...

The United States completed its first sale of Venezuelan crude oil under a new government-led policy. This marks a major shift in how it manages Venezuela’s oil resources. A large international energy ...

The Trump administration has completed its first Venezuelan oil sale, valued at $500 million, an administration official confirmed to The Hill on Wednesday. The official also said additional ...

Rep. Thomas Massie criticized President Donald Trump's handling of seized Venezuelan oil, arguing the president cannot ...