Investing.com - The dollar Monday edged lower in thin trade due to the Presidents Day holiday in the U.S..
The dollar index was off 0.05% at 100.84 at 02:45 ET.
Fed member Loretta Mester said Monday she would be "comfortable" with raising rates if U.S. economic growth continues apace.
The dollar firmed 0.28% to 113.16 yen as Japanese January export growth missed estimates.
The euro was steady above $1.06 amid ongoing Greek bailout talks, French election jitters.
The pound was firm above the $1.24 level.