Oil prices maintained their profits after President Donald Trump threatened to set up sanctions on any country buying crude oil from Venezuela, which expressed concern about the possibility of tightening global supplies. The West Texas Raw was traded more than $ 69 a barrel after it rose by 1.2% on Monday, while Brent ruol was closed at $ 73. Trump promised 25% of customs on Venezuela oil and gas buyers, which could reduce on April 2, which could reduce the supplies for a group of refineries in China, India, Spain and the United States. Trump’s commercial policy and retaliation have increased fluctuations in the global markets, as standard oil futures have fallen by more than 10% since reaching their highest level this year in mid -January. It is scheduled to coincide with the imposition of fees imposed on Venezuela, with other commercial taxes calling the United States ‘mutual fees’.
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