The dollar has remained firm in subdued low-volume trade ahead of today’s U.S. employment report and Sunday’s referendum in Greece. U.S. data so far this week has been net positive for the dollar, and the ADP private payrolls and jobs component of the ISM reports signal upside risk at today’s June employment report (we have upwardly revised our forecast to 230k from 220k). EUR-USD edged out a three-day low of 1.1032 in the early Asia-Pacific session, subsequently recouping above 1.1050, near net unchanged from yesterday’s New York closing level.