Oil fell in early trade on Monday, with Brent dropping below $78 a barrel, as tariffs and sanctions on Colombia undermined sentiment and served as a reminder of larger trade risks ahead.

The suspension of visas would remain in effect until the first planeload of deportees is accepted, and the order on tariffs and sanctions would be held “in reserve” in case Colombia does not ...

The U.S. swiftly reversed plans to impose sanctions and tariffs on Colombia after the South American nation agreed to accept deported migrants from the United States, the White House said late on ...

The Trump administration is keeping visa sanctions and enhanced border patrol inspections in place until the first plane of deportees is returned to Colombia. Last week, the U.S. began using ...

Eight members of Colombia's largest cartel have died in clashes with security forces, the army said Tuesday, the latest in a series of raids against one of Latin America's most powerful criminal ...

"The Government of Colombia has agreed to all of President ... According to the statement, the draft project to impose tariffs and sanctions will be signed if the Colombian authorities do not ...

In 2023, the Joe Biden administration offered Colombia to give the helicopters to Kiev in exchange for new American-made equipment, but President Gustavo Petro declined the offer, saying he preferred ...

U.S. reverses Colombia sanctions, easing oil supply concerns but leaving traders cautious about volatile policies. Crude oil prices dip below $75.47, creating bearish pressure. Key support at $70. ...