The U.S. Dollar starts the week weaker against G10 currencies as traders focus on key economic data and central bank decisions globally. In the U.S., employment reports and inflation data this week are critical for understanding the economy and potential interest rate moves for 2026. The Japanese Yen is strong ahead of a likely Bank of Japan rate hike to 0.75 percent, its highest in 30 years, while the British Pound gains as the Bank of England is expected to cut rates to 3.75 percent. Key data from Japan and the UK, including inflation and labor reports, will shape market sentiment further.