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Oil futures on Friday ended lower, but still higher for the week, with the possibility that Venezuelan and, especially, Iranian exports will decline due to sanctions being the dominant factors — and bullish ones at that, said Michael Lynch, president at Strategic Energy & Economic Research.
Venezuelan oil exports are “minor enough that, even if the sanctions are effective, the market will be only minimally affected,” he said. President Donald Trump earlier this week threatened “secondary tariffs” of 25% on all imports from any country that buys oil from Venezuela.
Iranian oil exports, meanwhile, could decline by half a million barrels a day or more, but it's not clear how successful sanctions will be, said Lynch. The U.S. on March 20 sanctioned additional entities that have participated in Iran’s petroleum trade as part of its ongoing "maximum pressure" campaign on Iran.
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