Treasuries fell alongside European sovereign bonds, with yields rising 4bps in the US and 3bps in Europe, against a slight decrease in the probability of a Fed rate cut next week to 93%. In equities, Asia and Europe rose, while US value stocks lagged behind and the S&P and Nasdaq rose at the end of the day after trading in the red for most of the day, in a session with little activity. On the commodities side, crude oil rose 1%, while metals and agriculture ended mixed. The VIX was stable at 16 and the dollar appreciated slightly to 99.

Venezuelan bonds fell 0.25-0.5 points, performing worse than sovereign bonds today. In a presentation by Delcy Rodríguez, she said that PDVSA's oil production rose to 1.167 million barrels per day.

Latin American credit ratings fell by 0.25-0.5 points, with Argentina sovereign and provincial ratings remaining flat.