Investing.com - The dollar was higher Friday ahead of the official nonfarm payroll report for June.
The dollar index was up 0.18% at 95.75 at 04:45 ET.
The dollar had weakened overnight as the ADP Thursday reported weaker than expected job creation last month.
The official payrolls report is expected show the U.S. economy created 179,000 jobs last month, up from 138,000 in May.
The minutes of the June FOMC meeting left the path for inflation unclear, which could weigh on the timing of future rate hikes.
The euro edged lower after moving above the $1.14 mark overnight after hawkish minutes of the latest ECB policy meeting.
The pound was lower against the dollar but held above the $1.29 mark.
The dollar also advanced against the yen to well over 113, levels last seen mid-May.