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The dollar fell as markets awaited key data and fretted over a potential government shutdown.
The U.S. dollar weakened on Monday, falling 0.2% against the yen to 149.24, as markets braced for key economic data and growing fears of a government shutdown.
With Congress facing a deadline to pass a funding bill before the new fiscal year, a shutdown could delay the Friday nonfarm payrolls report.
Investors are assessing upcoming data on job openings, private payrolls, and the ISM manufacturing PMI, which have reduced expectations for aggressive Federal Reserve rate cuts, now seen at about 40 basis points by December.
The euro and pound edged higher, while the Australian and New Zealand dollars rose slightly ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s expected rate hold.
El dólar cayó mientras los mercados esperaban datos clave y se preocupaban por un posible cierre gubernamental.