Argentine over-the-counter bonds fell an average of 6% after the primary election results, with country risk rising 8 units to 1,914 basis points.

Ford Motor (FN) CEO: The gross profit margin of in-vehicle software services exceeds 50%.

National Hurricane Center: "Fernanda" has intensified into a Category 4 hurricane.

The Colombian peso extended losses to 2 percent, making it the biggest loser in global foreign exchange markets.

The Janssen division of Johnson & Johnson announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved its oral anticancer drug Akeega as a combination treatment for adults with certain metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC).

UK government bond yields between 5 and 20 years rose to a one-month high, up 5 basis points on the day.

The UK government: Typhoon fighter jets were deployed to intercept two Russian long-range maritime patrol bombers as they were transiting north of the Shetland Islands in the NATO Northern Air Garrison Area.

UK government: RAF Typhoons intercept Russian bombers flying over northern Scotland

Argentine shares fell 3.5 percent in early trade.

German Geoscience Research Center GFZ: A 6.1-magnitude earthquake occurred in the southern Mariana Islands.

USD/BRL rose to 4.9639 against the Brazilian real, a fresh two-month high.

GBP/USD fell to its lowest level since June 30 last year, down 0.56% on the day. The Australian dollar AUD/USD fell 0.5% on the day, the lowest level since November last year.

Market news: Securities and Exchange Board of India has released a discussion paper on re-examining delisting rules.

U.S. Treasuries extended losses, with the 10-year yield rising to 4.203%.

Argentina ETFs posted their biggest losses since March 2020 on the back of a surprise election result.

Spot palladium fell 3%.

USD/Chilean peso broke through 868, a new high for the year.