Over the twelve months to 30 September 2027, will Canada's share of US crude imports fall while Venezuela's rises?
From C-006Sealed 1 Oct 2026Resolves by 30 Sep 2027Open
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1
Venezuelan heavy crude displaces Canadian crude in US refineries
40% · unlikely · confidence not registered
F-0177 · Open
It does not happen
60%
The situation when it was sealed (1 Oct 2026). Crude's one route to Asia is filling, and 87.4% of Canada's crude exports still went to the US in January-June 2026.
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Sealed
Estimate
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1
F-0177
1 Oct 2026
40%
Open
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Why it matters, by category
Energy and resources
It tests whether Venezuelan heavy crude displaces Canadian crude in US refineries, Canada's main outlet.
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F-0177
“Happened if Canada's share of US crude imports falls while Venezuela's rises, over the twelve months to 30 Sep 2027 (need: US crude imports by origin, US Energy Information Administration).”
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F-0177 sealed 1 Oct 2026SHA-256 7db58012bdb35705c06cfe2f5939a53defce706890db3cc177555a46cf3d5699
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