Investing.com - The dollar steadied Tuesday after falling to mid-November lows on President Donald Trump's protectionist stance.
Trump on Monday pulled out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and has threatened to renegotiate NAFTA.
The dollar index was up 0.27% at 100.22 at 02 :15 ET after hitting a low of 99.88.
The greenback firmed against the yen. Japan's manufacturing PMI expanded by most in nearly three years.
The euro eased but held above the $1.07 level.
Sterling fell ahead of a U.K. Supreme Court ruling on whether Westminster must approve triggering Brexit.