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Rory Johnston raises attention to a report from Axios indicating that the U.S. is close to securing a significant deal involving Venezuelan oil fields. He questions the mechanics of how national oil reserves operate in response to the news.
Johnston's remarks highlight skepticism about the feasibility or typical structure of such international oil agreements.
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Johnston recently noted that the U.S. diesel crack spread rose to $89 per barrel while Brent crude traded at $87, making diesel twice the price of crude oil in the report “U.S. diesel crack spread at $89 per barrel”. In another update, he observed that Chinese crude imports have yet to recover to prewar levels, with the rebound characterized as tentative and volatile. These earlier comments provide additional context to his latest remarks on the proposed Venezuelan oil deal.