The dollar rose ahead of the release of the Fed's minutes. The Fed cut interest rates by 50 basis points last month, and the latest minutes may provide clues for the next policy measures. "In the past few weeks, the market has reduced the Fed's 2024 easing cycle by about 30 basis points, but we also doubt whether investors are in the mood to re-price the Fed's aggressive easing cycle now," said Chris Turner, an analyst at ING, in a report. He also said that Thursday's CPI data may show that the US core inflation rate in September is still high, which may provide support for the dollar. (Jinshi)