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U.S. stocks held steady while the dollar slipped for a fourth day as a government shutdown delayed key jobs data; gold hit record highs and the euro dipped, complicating the Fed’s rate-cut outlook.
US government shutdown pushed the dollar to a one-week low and may delay nonfarm payrolls, lifting EURUSD and easing USDJPY. Markets will rely on private data and Fed rate-cut odds while a more hawki…
A U.S. government shutdown delayed the nonfarm payrolls release, boosting odds of an October Fed rate cut, weakening the dollar as gold hits record highs and Asian stocks wobble.
U.S. government shutdown risk delays key jobs data, lifting Fed cut odds and weighing on the dollar; Wall Street futures slip, gold nears record highs and Asian markets show mixed moves.