Investing.com - The dollar steadied Thursday after losses on Trump's protectionist stance.
The dollar index was up 0.16% at 100.07 at 02:45 ET after a seven-week low of 99.77.
Trump plans to build a wall across the U.S.- Mexican border and step up immigration controls.
The U.S. president has also said a strong dollar is not in U.S. interests.
The dollar rose 0.37% to 113.72 yen. The euro dipped but held above $1.07.
Sterling held above $1.26 ahead of U.K. PM Theresa May's meeting with Trump on Friday.
The U.K. government is due to issue a bill triggering Brexit.