Dollar falls on U.S. government shutdown, now on pace for worst annual decline in 22 years
The dollar fell Wednesday after U.S. lawmakers failed to avert a government shutdown, raising questions from traders about the potential economic impact.
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Bitcoin rises as investors seek a global safe haven amid shutdown
Bitcoin ticked higher on Wednesday while stock-linked assets fell after U.S. lawmakers failed to reach a government funding agreement, leading to a shutdown.
Prediction markets see government shutdown lasting nearly two weeks
On Polymarket, traders see the highest likelihood that the government won’t reopen until October 15 or later.
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