While the capture of Venezuelan president Maduro by American forces has dominated headlines, financial markets seem unperturbed. We agree with the implicit view that the near-term economic and financial implications are minor. But the geopolitical ramifications are potentially important and could, among other things, keep risk premia elevated on some regional assets.
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