exportacionespetroleras

Exports of Venezuelan crude to the United States slowed further and set off a quiet alarm in a market that rarely makes headlines in the oil world: the P2P. When the flow of petrodollars slows down, the first reaction doesn’t happen at the wells or at the loading terminals—it shows up in the price of USDT and the quote displayed on the screens of thousands of Venezuelans.
📊 The figure: second place, but with the foot off the accelerator
According to preliminary records from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), shipments of Venezuelan crude to U.S. buyers averaged 553,000 barrels per day in the week that ended September 25. That’s a drop of nearly 5% from the previous period and the second consecutive week of decline.