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The U.S. dollar starts the week slightly weaker as improved global risk sentiment on trade and diplomacy lifts S and P five hundred futures by about one point zero percent. Markets are focused on a packed central bank calendar—the Federal Reserve and Bank of Canada on Wednesday and the European Central Bank on Thursday—alongside heavy U.S. earnings that could add volatility. The euro eyes confidence data, third-quarter gross domestic product, and the ECB’s tone, while the Canadian dollar stays softer on expectations for further rate cuts and upcoming gross domestic product readings expected to avoid contraction.
