Markets Eye Maduro's Arrest and U.S. Oil Influx

The arrest of Venezuelan President Maduro precedes the anticipated U.S. arrival of $2 billion in Venezuelan oil. This coincides with President Trump's geopolitical maneuvers, affecting global markets, particularly oil and metal prices. Meanwhile, Asian shares dip due to regional tensions, while upcoming U.S. job data could impact monetary policy.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro is now waiting in a New York jail, while a significant shipment of Venezuelan oil heads to the United States, worth nearly $2 billion.

This development follows U.S. President Donald Trump's use of military power to shift policy, including potential actions against Colombia and Mexico. Market reactions have been muted, with only crude oil showing notable changes.

Amid rising geopolitical tensions, the Biden administration remains focused on U.S. employment data, which is anticipated later this week, to inform monetary policy decisions.

(With inputs from agencies.)