Markets and Geopolitics: Navigating Uncertainty and Opportunities in 2023
TL;DR
The start of 2026 has seen ongoing geopolitical tensions, notably the US military's actions in Venezuela and the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, which have caused mixed market reactions and raised questions about Venezuela's oil industry and international law. US President Trump’s interest in Greenland and China's reaction to US actions in Venezuela further complicate the geopolitical landscape, suggesting a potentially turbulent year ahead.
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