Turkey's finance minister Simsek said investors who earn excess profits from investment funds will be required to return those gains.

South Korea's KOSPI fell as much as 4.76% intraday, briefly breaking below 5,500. The sell-off was driven by rising US Treasury yields and a weak first-day IPO showing from a data-center firm. As of press time, foreign investors had net sold 636.7 bln won in the Korean securities market. Institutional investors net sold 467.0 bln won, with financial investment firms net selling 241.8 bln won and pension funds 159.0 bln won. Retail investors and other corporates net bought 838.8 bln won and 261.6 bln won, respectively, which helped limit the decline. Eugene Securities analyst Huh Jae-Hwan said the selling was indiscriminate, with nearly all stocks down, and the market appearing very fragile; battery makers that led Monday's rebound also retreated.

美国国务卿鲁比奥：美国总统特朗普因不满被不公平地指责而感到沮丧。