Trump: We're More Powerful Now than OPEC

Anadolu Ajansı

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'We're the biggest in the world, and that's without Venezuela, which we've just added to our little stockpile,' says US president

Interfax.ru

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The US, through its cooperation with Venezuela, became more powerful with regard to energy than OPEC said on Thursday American President Donald Trump. "We have become stronger than OPEC," he said at a Republican Party convention in Texas, referring to the results of oil cooperation with Caracas.

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The oil agreement between Venezuela and the United States has opened a new chapter in the relationship between the two countries and, at the same time, a dispute over the interpretation of their scopes. In the midst of this, our analyst Franco Vielma was consulted by Ciudad CCS to examine the agreement from a reading that starts from the following premise: Venezuela and the United States come to this negotiation from different positions of power…

Utusan Online

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DALLAS: United States (US) President Donald Trump has claimed that the country has now emerged as the world's largest oil producer, after taking into account Venezuela's estimated oil reserves of 65 billion barrels. Trump said that US involvement in Venezuela's energy sector has the potential to produce 'the biggest deal in the history of the country'. "We are now the largest in the world, and that's without ...

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US President Donald Trump claims that the US has become stronger than OPEC in terms of oil production due to the energy agreement with Venezuela. Banker.az reports that Trump said this while speaking at the Republican National Convention in Dallas ahead of the midterm elections for the US Congress in November. “With Venezuela, Texas, Oklahoma, North Dakota, Pennsylvania and other great states, we are stronger than OPEC […]

negocios.com

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The US president claims that oil prices will fall after the November 3 elections, even though Brent exceeds $100 and the Middle East crisis keeps the world’s supply under pressure.