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Venezuela's PDVSA begins exporting crude grade previously shipped by Chevron, data says

May 26, 2025 9:38 AM

May 16 (Reuters) - Venezuela's state-run PDVSA has begun

exporting a heavy crude grade that had been shipped by Chevron ( CVX )

since 2022, maritime data showed, following the

cancellation of cargoes to the U.S. producer last month amid

payment uncertainty.

(Reporting by Reuters Staff)

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