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[US Trade Representative: Tariffs To Be Raised On "Some" Countries, Tariffs On China Expected To Remain At Current Level] In A Recent Media Interview, US Trade Representative Greer Stated That The 10% Global Tariffs Imposed By US President Trump Will Be Raised To 15% For "some" Countries, And "potentially Even Higher" For Others. He Also Indicated That Tariffs On China Are Expected To Remain At Current Levels Because The US "does Not Want To Escalate Tensions" And That "we Intend To Fully Abide By The Previously Reached Agreements."
Sources Say Venezuela And The United States Will Revise The Oil Production-sharing Agreement Signed During The Maduro Government's Term, And The Two Sides May Also Terminate Parts Of The Agreement
Sources Say Venezuelan Oil Production Is Not Affected By The Suspension Of Production-sharing Contracts, Nor Does It Impact Joint Venture Contracts
Sources Say Venezuela Has Suspended 19 Oil Production Sharing Contracts Signed During Maduro's Rule Pending Review
US Energy Secretary Wright Says Venezuelan Oil Currently In Floating Storage Is In The Process Of Being Sold, But Has Not Been Delivered Yet
US Energy Secretary Wright Says Venezuelan Crude Being Sold At About $50 Per Barrel, 40 Million Barrels Expected To Have Been Sold By End Of Feb
US Energy Secretary Wright Says He Expects Venezuelan Oil Sales To Increase As Exports Go To Buyers In India, Asia And Europe

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Major financial services company Western Union has filed for a trademark covering multiple crypto services just a day after sharing it would launch a stablecoin system on Solana early next year.
Western Union Holdings, Inc. filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office to trademark “WUUSD” on Wednesday, covering a range of crypto services related to stablecoins. The filing notes that the agency has accepted it, but it has yet to be assigned to an examiner.
The filing states that the WUUSD trademark could be used for a crypto wallet, crypto trading and stablecoin payment processing, among other things.
Western Union announced its stablecoin, called the US Dollar Payment Token (USDPT), on an investor call on Oct. 23, and shared on Tuesday that the token would launch on the Solana blockchain in the first half of 2026.
The company added that it would also launch a Digital Asset Network in partnership with Anchorage Digital Bank that would act as a cash off-ramp for its stablecoin service.
It’s currently unclear what the differences are between WUUSD and USDPT, as Western Union also lodged an identical trademark filing for USDPT in early October.
Western Union did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The filing for WUUSD details that it could be used for stablecoin exchange and trading services, alongside “stablecoin payment processing.”
The filing hints at a wider array of crypto service offerings, mentioning the trademark’s use for software that manages and verifies crypto transactions, or in software “for spending and trading cryptocurrency.”
Crypto exchange, trading and payment processing services are also listed in the filing, alongside “financial brokerage services for cryptocurrency trading.”
Of note is the filing’s mention of crypto lending services, which it adds is “namely, conducting a securities and derivatives exchange,” which could be a significant departure from Western Union’s typical send and receive services.
Payment and banking service providers have been eyeing the broader adoption of stablecoins since the US passed the GENIUS Act in July, which provides increased clarity on how companies can offer US dollar-tied stablecoins.
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