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Wall Street ends higher after Maduro ousted on Venezuela return hopes

Wall Street’s three main indexes ended higher on Jan. 5 as investor interest focused on sectors linked to a possible return of U.S. refiners to Venezuela’s oil fields after President Nicolas Maduro was ousted. The Dow closed at a record after setting an intraday high. Trump said the United States would be involved in rebuilding Venezuela’s oil industry, and estimates put the cost of restoring oil infrastructure at about $100 billion over 10 years.