• The US dollar retreated on profit-taking at the start of the week, reversing some gains driven by safe-haven demand.
• Stronger-than-expected US job growth in October cemented bets on a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in December.
• Sterling could face pressure if Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey pushes back against hawkish monetary policy expectations.
• Germany's stronger-than-expected export rebound offered modest support to the euro.
• A weaker US dollar boosted risk appetite, lifting the Australian dollar during Monday's Asian session.

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