It’s no secret that Venezuela holds some of the world’s largest proven oil reserves, but what’s less well known is that the country’s oil inventory has been hollowed out by years of heavy sanctions, underinvestment, and government mismanagement. Now, with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro captured by U.S. forces in a deadly raid on Saturday, the financial markets are already eyeing an oil repricing from a Venezuela supply rebound. Already, the market is heating up after President Donald Trump said the U.S. is taking control of the Venezuelan oil market, with the news triggering a January 5 midday 750-point boost in the Dow Jones Index and crude oil contracts up 1.4%, as measured by the Crude Oil Continuous Contract.