The latest delay came as a disappointment after Grayscale won a court ruling this week overturning the SEC's rejection of its application to convert its bitcoin trust into an ETF.
The firm is targeting 3,000 domestic job cuts and more than $10 billion in cost savings.
Traders are hoping weaker data will stall the Fed's aggressive monetary policy.
Analysts highlight expected return of 16% for the most traditional of industries.
The eurozone economy continues to struggle with inflationary pressures.
The regulator alleged the firm's global markets unit had flawed underwriting processes for securities offerings.
Grayscale's win against the SEC has boosted the prospect of spot Bitcoin ETFs.
The greenback has strengthened in each of the past 6 Septembers.
Surge in short sales of US Treasury futures hints at a return of the tactic.
The cost-of-living crisis is biting hard in America's poorest households.
