USD review

Western Union:

Three weeks later and the mere mention of the last Fed meeting still makes dollar bulls a bit anxious. The dollar pared some of its weekly advance in case today's 2 p.m. ET Fed minutes play up recent concerns about slowing U.S. growth and harm to the economy from a strong dollar. 

It didn't take the dollar long to find its footing after selling off in the wake of last week's jobs report that showed the slowest pace of hiring in more than a year. 

Dollar sentiment has bent at times but it's yet to break since the Fed is seen well ahead of its rivals in boosting interest rates. The Fed's next meeting looms in three weeks on April 28-29.