Brent crude prices topped $70 a barrel for the first time in nearly five months on Thursday as tightening supply continues to offset concerns about slowing global demand and rising US shale production. The international oil benchmark rose as much as 1 per cent to $70.03 a barrel, the highest since mid November.

Its US counterpart, West Texas Intermediate, gained 0.5 per cent to $62.77. Brent has been flirting with the $70-a-barrel milestone this week, with the rally underpinned by Opec’s intentional production cuts and output drops from sanction-hit Venezuela and Iran.

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Venezuela is an energy rich country in the world, primarily in oil. However, the world giant is being condemned to starvation with the embargoes imposed by the countries. Therefore, the aim is to take control of the coup and control in Venezuela.

The main reason for this is the cheap and free oil, and now it is also the policy of managing energy. The same policies in the Middle East are carried out in Venezuela.

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