Oil Prices Stabilize Post-Maduro Capture Amid Global Oversupply

Global oil prices showed initial volatility following the U.S. capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro but largely stabilized, continuing a downward trend driven by persistent oversupply concerns. While the geopolitical event injected uncertainty, market analysts believe its long-term impact on supply and prices will be limited due to Venezuela's debilitated oil infrastructure and global crude glut.

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