Investing.com – Dollar off highs Wednesday ahead of U.S data; sterling off 30-year lows.
The dollar index was down 0.11% at 95.99 at 05:00 ET after high of 96.09.
Fed member Charles Evans said earlier Wednesday he was “fine” with December hike if data warrant it.
U.S. ADP nonfarm payroll, PMI data due out later Wednesday.
Sterling regained $1.27 mark after touching 30-year low at $1.26 on Brexit worries.
Euro firms to $1.122 level after report ECB to wind down bond-buying program.