Markets were quiet despite the presence of some key economic data, seeing most currencies remain traded hovering around the same prices in the European session.
The US currency king dollar remained firm at a 20-year high despite easing slightly as investors took a cautious approach ahead of the FOMC policy meeting.
Similarly, the pound is seen trying to recover from a 37-year low amid investor expectations that the Bank of England (BOE) will raise rates by 50 basis points this week.
Meanwhile, the Aussie dollar, which has been shown by the report of the minutes of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) meeting in the previous session, unfortunately failed to show more active movements.
The antipodean currency remained trading weakly around 2-and-a-half-year lows, with the New Zealand dollar following in its footsteps.
The next focus for investors is the publication of Canadian inflation data in the New York session which is expected to continue to show slower growth in August.
The Canadian dollar traded flat ahead of the data, amid limited movement in crude oil trading.
Markets will scrutinize inflation data readings after the Bank of Canada (BOC) has continued to take aggressive tightening measures since March.
