HOUSTON, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Trading houses have begun making preparations to load and export Venezuelan liquefied petroleum ​gas (LPG) as part of a 50-million-barrel oil supply ‌deal between Caracas and Washington, according to two sources and a shipping ‌document seen by Reuters on Monday. Traders Vitol and Trafigura earlier this month were granted the first U.S. licenses to handle supplies from the $2 billion flagship deal, which aims to drain ⁠inventories accumulated since the ‌U.S. imposed an oil bloc ...

Trading house Vitol is preparing to export Venezuelan fuel oil, a step to expand shipments from the OPEC nation under a flagship U.S.-backed oil supply deal following the capture of President Nicolas ... ...