The yen has reached its lowest point since February, as optimism grows over the end of the U.S. government shutdown. Riskier currencies, including the euro and sterling, have held their ground, driven by the Senate's late Monday approval of a deal to restore federal funding.

The next critical step involves the House, where Speaker Mike Johnson aims to pass the shutdown-ending bill by Wednesday, rallying anticipation for President Donald Trump's signature. In the currency market, significant movements include the Australian dollar's 0.7% increase to $0.6536, while the yen continues to decline after Sunday's breakthrough Senate vote.

Analysts remain cautious, as setbacks in the deal's finalization could disrupt trading liquidity. Market observers are also eyeing key economic reports due th

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