NOTICIAS: Venezuela en estado de emergencia, pánico en las bolsas y el aviso de EEUU

NEWS: Venezuela in a state of emergency, panic on the stock markets, and a warning from the US The Venezuelan government has provisionally raised the death toll to at least 235, with more than 4,300 injured, following the devastating double earthquake of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 that struck the San Felipe region in Yaracuy state. The coastal area of ​​La Guaira has been officially declared a disaster zone due to the massive collapse of critical residential and transportation infrastructure, forcing the urgent deployment of field hospitals. While rescue teams search for hundreds of trapped people, the United States Geological Survey (USGS) has activated the PAGER alert system, warning, through mathematical models, that the final death toll could far exceed the initial official figures and reach between 1,000 and 10,000 fatalities due to the high structural vulnerability of the central region. South Korea's benchmark index, the KOSPI, plummeted by more than 8% on Friday, forcing the Seoul Stock Exchange to activate a circuit breaker that halted trading for 20 minutes. This drastic measure marks the fifth time this year that the South Korean stock market has suspended trading, accumulating weekly losses of nearly 10% due to aggressive profit-taking in tech giants linked to artificial intelligence. Despite the severe correction, the index maintains a 90% return year-to-date, but the massive sell-off exposes the vulnerability of high-tech emerging markets and shifts a significant systemic risk to the rest of the global markets amid fears of overheating in the semiconductor sector. #news #venezuela #earthquake #venezuelaearthquake #usa #iran #middleeast #war #economy #markets #kospi #breakingnews #businesstv 🔞Disclaimer: All information, material, and/or content included in this program is for informational and educational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Consult your own independent financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Business TV is not responsible for the opinions expressed in the video.