The capture of Nicolás Maduro by the U.S. is viewed as a significant geopolitical escalation, according to investors and economists. Despite the potential for increased geopolitical risks, analysts predict limited immediate impact on the global economy. The broader markets are expected to remain stable, with any effects primarily affecting the energy sector. This development underscores heightened geopolitical risks that could influence investor sentiment and capital allocation over the long term, rather than causing a sharp global economic downturn.