Venezuela’s crude oil production under OPEC has inched up, with output rising from 1.12 million barrels to 1.15 million barrels, according to data updated on 10 September 2026. The latest figures signal a modest but notable improvement in the country’s oil sector performance.
The increase of 30,000 barrels suggests ongoing stabilization efforts in Venezuela’s energy industry are supporting a gradual recovery in production levels. For U.S. market watchers and global investors, the uptick in Venezuelan supply will be closely monitored, given its potential—albeit limited at this stage—to influence broader crude balances and pricing dynamics in international markets.
