The pound moved higher in early Asia trade after the UK government made a series of U-turns as it abandoned tax cutting policies.
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Sterling gained around 0.5% to trade above $1.12 in Monday morning trading.
On Friday, Prime Minister Liz Truss sacked Kwasi Kwarteng as chancellor and said the mini-budget "went further and faster than markets were expecting".
New Chancellor Jeremy Hunt warned over the weekend that there would be tax rises and savings in public spending.
The moves came as international financial markets resumed trading for the first time since the new chancellor's comments.
The mini-budget announced by Mr Kwarteng on 23 September had been blamed for causing turmoil in the financial markets. The pound slumped to a record low of $1.03 and UK government bond prices also fell sharply.
Mr Hunt said his focus was on growth "underpinned by stability". He will set out the government's tax and spending plans on 31 October.
The UK government bond market is due to reopen at 08:00 BST (07:00 GMT). It will be the first time since the Bank of England ended its emergency support on Friday.
The shift in the government's economic policies and market turmoil in recent weeks has led to Goldman Sachs downgrading the UK's economic growth.
The investment bank revised its 2023 UK economic output forecast from a 0.4% drop to a 1% contraction.
Goldman said it expected a "more significant recession in the UK" in part due to "significantly tighter financial conditions" and the planned higher corporation tax rate from next April.