The U.S. dollar exhibited mixed movements against major currencies as optimism grew over a potential resolution to the U.S. government shutdown. The dollar weakened against the euro and British pound, while gaining strength against the Japanese yen. This shift in momentum was reflected in the currency pairs EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY. The Senate's progress on a measure to end the shutdown alleviated concerns about federal pay and SNAP benefits, contributing to a rise in risk assets. Treasury yields increased by 3–4 basis points, and stock futures, along with commodities such as gold, silver, and bitcoin, saw gains. Bitcoin notably surged by approximately $1,297, reaching $106,011. Meanwhile, central banks, including the BOJ, RBA, ECB, and Fed, indicated cautious policy adjustments, with Fed's Daly expressing openness to rate cuts if inflation risks diminish.