The United States is considering lifting sanctions on Venezuela's central bank

Golden Ten Data reported on April 9 that, according to sources, the United States is considering lifting sanctions on the Central Bank of Venezuela. This move would allow oil sales revenues to circulate more freely within the Venezuelan financial system, restoring a key channel for the inflow of hard currency into the country after years of isolation from the global banking system. Sources revealed that about 1 billion US dollars have already been transferred to the Central Bank of Venezuela, but due to ongoing compliance reviews by banks, a large portion of these funds has not yet reached the relevant businesses. Payment delays could undermine Trump's plans to rapidly boost Venezuelan crude oil production and revive the country's economy. Meanwhile, the war in Iran is tightening global crude oil supplies and pushing US gasoline prices to their highest level in over three years, putting political pressure on Trump.