The financial markets experienced currency reversals last week, with a weakening US dollar and potential for continued trends as investors reassess tariffs and central bank rates. Wall Street is expected to gain towards a Christmas rally, while French political tensions and US labor market data are in focus. The euro rebounded against the dollar despite a crisis in France, and European bond markets anticipate a possible rate cut by the ECB. Manufacturing and services PMIs from major economies are set for release, indicating contraction in Germany and France. The US labor market shows signs of cooling, with job openings declining and a slight increase in non-farm payrolls. In the Asia-Pacific region, Australia's GDP growth remains steady but at a low rate.