US Oil Demand Drives Prices Amid Venezuelan and Russian Crude Supply

Oil prices are currently hovering around $90 per barrel, except for Russian oil, which is trading above $100 and has reached levels exceeding $104 per barrel.

Russian crude appears to be the only major oil supply source that has not been significantly affected by disruptions or fluctuations, maintaining relatively steady supplies.

U.S. crude oil supplies have not been significantly affected, and the impact on the rest of the world remains limited.

The United States can now also rely on Venezuelan oil, making full use of its supply while exerting significant control over Venezuela's oil exports.