Stocks, gold, and bitcoin were moving higher on Monday following the US's weekend attack on Venezuela.

Venezuela will need massive foreign investment and years of infrastructure rebuilding to lift daily crude oil output from about 800,000 barrels per day to its former peak of roughly 3 million.

U.S. actions in Venezuela and recent threats against Iran highlight how weekends can be market moving. Threats of a U.S. military strike on Iran have the oil market on edge - with prices rising to ...

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Jan 21 (Reuters) - The head of Venezuela’s main business association said ‌the group welcomes the economic measures announced so ‌far by the country's interim government, including a fresh injection ...

A new US-Venezuela gold deal could soon channel hundreds of kilograms of bullion from the South American nation into American refineries. Venezuela’s state-owned mining company, Minerven, has agreed ...

Venezuela has approved a new law opening the nation’s oil sector to private companies again. It gives foreign companies more control over operations and begins a path to cutting the royalties they ...

JetBlue Airways is seeking to enter the Venezuela market for the first time, announcing plans to launch nonstop service to Caracas. The New York-based carrier intends to begin flights connecting Fort ...