Venezuela Market Soars 50% After Maduro's Arrest; US Intervention Sparks Hope

• Venezuela's stock market surged over 50% in a single day following the arrest of President Nicolas Maduro by the US military.
• The Caracas Stock Exchange IBC Index jumped 75% in two trading sessions, reaching 3,910.42.
• Investor sentiment shifted due to hopes for political stability, easing US sanctions, and recovery of the oil sector.
• Experts like Kranti Bathini see this as a historic moment, expecting more flexible policies and economic recovery.
• The country, which defaulted in 2017 and faced 548% inflation, anticipates US crude purchases and reduced inflation risks.

Why It Matters: Maduro's arrest and US intervention sparked a massive Venezuelan market rally, signaling hope for economic recovery.