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The U.S. Dollar is slightly down against major peers due to dovish data, including weaker Consumer Confidence, a decline in private payrolls, and expected inflation figures, increasing the likelihood of a December rate cut. The British Pound Sterling rose over a quarter percent after the UK Autumn Budget revealed higher-than-expected short-term borrowing, raising concerns about long-term adherence. Meanwhile, the Mexican Peso gained nearly three-quarters of a percent, driven by better-than-expected retail sales and current account balances.