The U.S. Dollar starts the week weaker as investors seek yield in a quieter week following last week’s central bank activity, where the Fed cut rates by 25 basis points but maintained a hawkish tone. Key data to watch includes PMIs on Tuesday, GDP and Durable Goods on Thursday, and PCE inflation and Consumer Sentiment on Friday. The Euro is rebounding, nearing four-year highs, while geopolitical tensions in Eastern Europe persist. The Japanese Yen remains steady amid political uncertainty following the Prime Minister’s resignation, with debates over monetary policy continuing. Despite challenges, the Yen has strengthened 2 percent against the Dollar since July.