The Pound Sterling slides to near 1.3420 against the US Dollar as the Greenback rebounds strongly.

The Dollar Index surged overnight due to significant selling of the Yen and Euro, driven by political developments in Japan and France.

Gold soared to a fresh record high on Monday, breaching 3,923 USD per ounce as demand for safe-haven assets intensified.

Eurozone retail sales declined by 0.1% in August compared to July. This sales trend has been roughly flat since April.

CAC falls 2% as the French PM resigns. Oil rises after OPEC increases output by less than feared.

Despite the continued shutdown of the US federal government and no sign of an off-ramp, the greenback is higher against nearly all currencies today.

USDJPY held above the support of 146.10-40, as prices opened with a gap today to meet the target of 149.95.

At one minute past midnight on 1 October 2025, much of the U.S. government shut down because of a political impasse and it stayed shut down through the rest of the trading week.

Global markets responded positively following Japan's election of a pro-stimulus leader, which sparked anticipation of substantial fiscal spending.

XRP is down 2% and trading below $3.0. The coin could rally towards $3.3 once it overcomes the $3.1 resistance level.

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Bitcoin surged to nearly $126,000, setting a new all-time high, as global economic uncertainty and the ongoing US government shutdown spurred demand for leading digital assets as safe-haven assets.

The recent bankruptcies have garnered close attention from the marketplace because they represent the very real possibility that serious cracks have already weakened credit markets.

As “Uptober” gets underway, analysts eye ambitious targets for Bitcoin up to $145,000, fueled by historical patterns and on-chain signals.

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Precious metals, notably Gold, continue to rise strongly, as Gold reaches record highs and heads towards $4,000.

There has been very little progress towards ending the US government shutdown.

The Euro plunges to 0.8675 lows on news of the French Prime Minister's resignation.

The U.S. economy faces uncertainty due to a government shutdown that has halted key data releases.

The AUD/USD pair was flat on Monday as focus remained on the ongoing US government shutdown and its impact on the economy.