The U.S. Dollar is trading at its weakest since late October, with markets focused on Wednesday’s Federal Reserve decision and Chair Powell’s press conference. Global risk appetite is rising, driven by strong Chinese export data and domestic stimulus plans, while potential progress in the Russia-Ukraine conflict could impact the Euro. The Canadian Dollar is strengthening, supported by surprising GDP growth and job gains, with the Bank of Canada expected to pause rate cuts. Meanwhile, the Japanese Yen is losing ground to the Dollar, as mixed economic signals and upcoming data keep investors cautious. Key events this week include U.S. job data, the Fed meeting, and the Bank of Canada’s rate decision.