政局剧变下委内瑞拉股指暴涨124%，外资却“看得见摸不着”?

Group 1 - The recent political turmoil in Venezuela has led to a significant surge in asset prices, attracting foreign investor interest despite the local market's unpreparedness [2][3] - The Venezuelan stock market is extremely small, with a total market capitalization of only $22.5 billion and fewer than 40 listed companies, facing regulatory barriers and a chaotic currency system [2][3] - The recent increase in asset prices is attributed to the U.S. government's pressure on the Maduro regime, with Venezuelan dollar-denominated bonds experiencing their highest price increase since sanctions were lifted [3][4] Group 2 - The Caracas stock index saw a remarkable increase of 124% this week, with trading halts triggered for approximately 13 stocks due to daily price fluctuations exceeding 20% [4] - The bolivar's exchange rate has significantly depreciated, with a drop of over 20% in the parallel market this week, widening the gap between official and black market rates to historic levels [7] - Investment options for foreign investors remain limited, with many companies having exited the Venezuelan market or delisted, leaving only a few viable investment opportunities [8]