A day of extreme volatility, amid reports that Iran shot down an American helicopter, to which Trump said the U.S. would have to respond. The Nasdaq was down more than 3% at one point but closed just 1% lower amid a strong recovery in the broader market, which also saw crude oil down 3% along with metals and agricultural commodities. Treasuries rose across the curve, mirroring European sovereign bonds, whose yields fell 3–4 basis points. The dollar depreciated 0.10%, and the VIX rose to 20.

Venezuelan bonds continued the trend seen in recent days, with increased supply of long-term sovereign bonds in particular, which fell 0.25 points, while the rest of both yield curves ended mostly flat.

Latin American credit markets showed little change despite volatility in other markets, with the region's major issuers trading at ±0.25 points, while Peru stood out with a gain of 0.5 points.