The U.S. dollar rebounded strongly against the Canadian dollar on Monday, with traders targeting 1.4250 amid U.S.–Canada trade tensions and weak Canadian fundamentals.

The euro failed to hold Monday gains against the U.S. dollar, forming a bearish shooting star and signaling a likely decline toward 1.14 amid growing dollar strength.

The British pound failed to break above 1.32 on Monday, reinforcing resistance and suggesting further downside toward 1.30 and possibly 1.2750 amid rate cut expectations.

Bitcoin failed to hold early Monday gains, forming a bearish shooting star near $100K, with continued consolidation expected between $93K and $108K.

The U.S. dollar is forming a potential base above 0.80 against the Swiss franc, with upside targets at 0.8218 and 0.85 supported by interest rate differentials.

Gold is flirting with the $4,150 barrier early Tuesday, sitting at the highest level in three months. The focus now turns to the US ADP weekly jobs report amid a potential end to the government shutdown.