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Trump Is Calling the Shots on Oil. But Here’s What He Can’t Do.
general :: 2026-01-07 :: source - barrons
By Patti Domm
Rarely if ever has a U.S. president been in such a position to exert influence over the global energy market. The U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro gives President Donald Trump new personal power in the energy economy. All that is helping the administration achieve a major policy goal of keeping oil prices low to drive economic growth.
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