Investing.com - The dollar was lower Monday as the House pulled a U.S. healthcare bill vote amid a lack of support for its passage.
The setback threw into question the Trump administration's ability to deliver on its pro-growth agenda.
The dollar index was off 0.53% at 99.06 at 02:30 ET near levels last seen in mid-November.
The greenback was down 1.05% at 110.20 yen.
Trump said he would now focus on overhauling the U.S. tax system.
U.S. Treasury yields fell, with the 10-year below the 2.4% mark.
The pound was firm above the $1.25 level with Article 50 on Brexit talks set to be triggered on Wednesday.
The euro was up 0.55% at $1.0857 as EU leaders called for unity and pledged to focus on economic growth and jobs.