I'm Lydia Who, and this is the Fox Business Rundown.

Monday, January 5th, 2026.

It's back to work for many Americans, and that means back to business.

We're previewing the week ahead, the year ahead,

and how this past weekend's stunning developments in Venezuela could impact energy prices. While there's excitement today, and I think the

excitement is justified, but be careful, right? Because it's just the first day. There's going to be a lot

coming out over the next couple of days and weeks about where this is headed. Venezuela's embattled leader, Nicholas Maduro,

is in a New York City courtroom today facing charges that include narco-terrorism and conspiracy to

import cocaine. This weekend's bold operation in Venezuela have major geopolitical implications,

but could also impact oil supply abroad. While oil prices have seen some movement since news

broke Saturday morning, energy stocks are rising as investors bet U.S. companies could

eventually gain access to Venezuela's massive oil

reserves. All of this comes as we kick off a new year and a new month, one that could bring

a significant announcement from President Trump on his next pick for Federal Reserve Chair,

along with a potential Supreme Court ruling on the president's tariffs.

To help us break it all down and look ahead to the coming week and year, let's bring in

Kenny Polkari.

I don't think it's going to have a positive or negative impact.

Kenny Polkari is the chief market strategist at Slate Stone Wealth.

I think the current oil dynamics story that we've been talking about

remains. As a supply glut going into 2026, we've got oil coming out of Saudi Arabia,

we're all coming out of the OPEC nations. We've got record supply here in the United States.

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