The Dollar headed higher through the London morning session, though faded through the N.Y. day, leaving the DXY at 89.88 lows from early highs of 90.25. There was no top-tier data to move the market, while comments from the Fed’s Harker, who said “it might be time to at least think about thinking about tapering our $120 bln” in QE purchases had little impact. Softer Treasury yields likely weighed some on the USD. A period of consolidation may be at hand until Friday, as the markets await the key May U.S. unemployment report.