Trump Eyes Venezuela’s Oil Giant — But Global Capital Won’t Bite (Yet) 🛢️🌍
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Venezuela is sitting on an energy jackpot the world can’t ignore — ~300 billion barrels of proven oil reserves, officially the largest on Earth, surpassing Saudi Arabia and the United States combined.
On paper, it should be an energy superpower.
In reality, capital is still staying on the sidelines.
Despite signals from Donald Trump about reopening Venezuela’s oil sector and restoring U.S. influence over its shattered energy infrastructure, major U.S. oil companies remain cautious. The problem isn’t oil supply — it’s risk.
What’s holding investors back: • Years of sanctions and legal uncertainty
• Chronic political instability
• Collapsed production capacity
• Corroded pipelines and outdated refineries
• Tens of billions of dollars needed for reconstruction
• No long-term stability guarantee
This is one of the most complex energy recovery projects in modern history — and oil majors won’t commit without enforceable contracts, policy clarity, and years of political calm.
The irony is stark: • Below ground: Trillions of dollars in crude
• Above ground: Economic collapse, currency instability, mass migration
The impact goes far beyond oil. When geopolitical capital hesitates, risk appetite shifts — sending ripples across equities, emerging markets, and crypto. In times of uncertainty, speculative capital often rotates toward high-momentum digital assets.
This isn’t a supply problem.
It’s a risk-premium problem — and the market is watching closely.
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