Malaysia can rest easy for now


DEVELOPMENTS in Venezuela – home to the world’s largest proven oil reserves – and renewed United States involvement in its oil sector are unlikely to immediately affect Malaysia’s oil and gas (O&G) industry.

However, analysts and industry players caution that the situation could pose longer-term risks by increasing supply and capping the upside on global crude prices.

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