U.S. stocks unaffected by the situation in Venezuela, Dow Jones rises over 500 points to a new high, Nvidia up over 2%

The U.S. military raided Venezuela and arrested President Maduro, but it did not have a significant impact on the stock market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average reached a record high, rising over 500 points to close at 48,902 points. Oil prices fluctuated, with New York crude oil priced at $58.09 per barrel. Precious metals rebounded, with spot gold rising by 2.4%. The market is optimistic about changes in Venezuela's oil assets, with Chevron briefly rising over 6%. UBS pointed out that the average decline of the S&P 500 after major events is only 0.3%, and experts believe the market has not been significantly affected, suggesting that investors should increase their allocation to the stock market