US Stocks Rise as Traders Shrug Off Maduro Ouster: Markets Wrap

Group 1 - Global financial markets are experiencing volatility following the ousting of Venezuela's president, raising geopolitical risks and concerns about oil supply [1][3] - The capture of Nicolás Maduro is expected to lead to a short-term increase in oil prices and a shift towards haven assets like gold [2][6] - Despite Venezuela not being a top-20 crude producer, any sustained rise in oil prices could have inflationary effects on global economies [3][4] Group 2 - Venezuela's oil infrastructure remains operational despite recent US attacks, with key facilities like Jose port and the Amuay refinery unaffected [5] - The event is likely to create short-term volatility in stock markets, but historical trends suggest it could present investment opportunities [4][7] - Investors are advised to monitor US Treasury yields, as rising yields could negatively impact stock performance [7]