Venezuela debt default: implications for oil
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- Growing political pressure, but no major reform anticipated
- Economic strain worsening as inflation skyrockets and debt repayments mount
- Over 300,000 b/d of oil production in 2018 at risk if default occurs in 2017
- Market fundamentals would tighten in H2 2017 and be price supportive
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