The dollar has traded mixed, and currencies were more generally settled after an initial jolt in early Asia-Pacific trading after the weekend dramatics of President Trump’s refusing to sign off on the G7 communique. The biggest mover in early trade was a sharp dip in the Canadian dollar. A cautious calm subsequently prevailed, with stock markets lifting out of lows and the yen unwinding some of its safe haven premium. USD-JPY rebounded to a two-session high of 110.07 after an early-session wobble left a loft at 109.32.