1. Bank of America Predicts the Federal Reserve May Start Cutting Rates in October

Bank of America's latest forecast indicates that the Federal Reserve may begin cutting rates as early as October this year, moving up the timeline from the previously expected December. This adjustment reflects the market's sensitivity to changes in the economic environment and a reassessment of the direction of monetary policy. -Original

2. U.S. September Non-Farm Data Not Released Due to Government Shutdown, First Time in 12 Years

Due to the U.S. federal government shutdown, the Bureau of Labor Statistics was unable to release the September non-farm employment report as scheduled at 20:30 Beijing time, marking the first occurrence of this kind since 2013. That year, the non-farm data originally scheduled for release on October 4 was postponed to October 22 due to the government shutdown. Other affected economic data includes initial jobless claims, construction spending month-on-month, factory orders month-on-month, and durable goods orders month-on-month. According to U.S. media reports, the Senate will vote again on October 3 regarding the temporary funding bill to extend federal government funding; if not passed, the government shutdown may continue into next week. -Original

3. Goldman Sachs: U.S. Jobless Claims Rise to 224,000

On October 3, Goldman Sachs analysis showed that for the week ending September 27, the number of initial jobless claims in the U.S. rose to 224,000, up from the previously reported 218,000. This data is based on raw data released by states and is seasonally adjusted. Due to the government shutdown, the Department of Labor did not release the weekly report, and the September employment report has also been delayed. -Original

4. Deutsche Bank Completes First Euro Cross-Border Payment Transaction via Blockchain Platform

Deutsche Bank announced the successful completion of its first euro-denominated cross-border payment transaction through the blockchain platform Partior. This transaction was processed in real-time, with the recipient being DBS Bank. Partior is a blockchain platform invested in by Deutsche Bank, aimed at enhancing the efficiency and transparency of cross-border payments. -Original

5. 26.55 Million ENA Tokens Unlocked, Flooding into Exchanges

Data from The Data Nerd shows that in the past 24 hours, 26.55 million ENA tokens (approximately $16.6 million) have completed the unlocking process for investors. Most of these tokens have been deposited into cryptocurrency exchanges, which may impact market liquidity and price trends. -Original

6. Coinbase Applies for National Trust Company License in the U.S.

According to Golden Finance, Coinbase is applying to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) for a national trust company license to expand its business scope. -Original

7. Ethereum Foundation Sells 1,000 ETH for Stablecoins

The Ethereum Foundation exchanged 1,000 ETH (approximately $4.5 million) for stablecoins through CoW Swap, intended for research funding, grants, and support for DeFi projects. -Original

8. Federal Reserve Governor Milan: Ample Room for Rate Cuts, Far from Zero Rates

On October 4, Federal Reserve Governor Milan stated that this year's policy has tightened and plans to provide necessary data before the October FOMC meeting. He believes that the Fed's neutral rate view is consistent, and there is currently ample room for rate cuts, with a significant distance from the zero lower bound. -Original

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