The sudden capture and extradition of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro over the weekend sent energy markets surging on Jan. 5. Investors interpreted the U.S. military’s move as a potential turning point for Venezuela’s oil sector, signaling opportunities for U.S. companies ready to step into a market long hampered by sanctions. President Donald Trump amplified bullish sentiment, pledging U.S. oil firms a central role in reconstructing Venezuela’s energy infrastructure. Oil major Chevron (CVX) responde ...

Chevron (CVX) shares extended gains on Jan. 5 as investors treated President Donald Trump’s administration’s strike on Venezuela as an opportunity for U.S. oil companies. Monday’s price action confirmed CVX’s break above its major resistance (100-day moving average) at the $154 level, signaling bulls will likely remain in control in the weeks ahead. More News from Barchart Despite the rally, Chevron stock remains down some 5% versus its 52-week high. www.barchart.com What the U.S.-Venezuela Conflict ...