Bitcoin climbed toward $87,000 after weak September employment data sharply reduced expectations for another Federal Reserve rate increase at the Oct. 27–28 meeting. The economy added 29,000 jobs versus forecasts of 84,000-90,000, unemployment rose to 4.2%, and futures markets cut October hike odds from 66% to 22%. Softer inflation also supported the shift, although the 10-year Treasury yield stayed above 5%, the dollar-yen pair remained near 157, and Bitcoin continued to face resistance around $87,000-$87,500.