The U.S. dollar extends losses as the government reopens, gold retreats from a three-week high, and oil stabilizes after heavy selling.
Gold prices surged nearly 2% as expectations of U.S. rate cuts increased, while the dollar weakened and crude oil fell sharply amid oversupply signals from OPEC.
USD softens on weak U.S. jobs data, GBP falls amid BoE cut bets, and oil consolidates near $61 before OPEC and IEA reports.
The dollar steadies as optimism over a U.S. government reopening boosts sentiment. Gold jumps above $4,100 on Fed cut bets, while oil stabilizes near $60 amid risk-on tone.
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