Investing.com - The dollar edged lower Thursday ahead of Trump-Xi meeting as Fed minutes mulled.
The dollar index was off 0.09% at 02:30 ET at 100.37. It hit a high of 100.99 overnight on strong jobs data.
The U.S.-China summit is expected to focus on trade and concerns about North Korea's missile testing.
The FOMC minutes showed members see the need to start trimming Fed's $4.5 trillion balance sheet this year.
The minutes said the process of shrinking asset holdings should be ""gradual and predictable.""
U.S. Treasury yields were lower. The U.S. 10-year was at the 2.3% mark.
Some Fed members also noted U.S. equity prices are quite high relative to standard valuations.
The dollar was off 0.15% at 110.53 yen, with the Fed seen less hawkish on tightening than expected.
The euro edged higher. ECB chief Mario Draghi is due to speak early Thursday.
Sterling was flat below the $1.25 level as services activity in March strenghtened.