Asian currencies consolidate against the dollar amid possible position adjustments following the long U.S. holiday weekend. For this week, minutes from the Fed's June meeting is key event risk, CBA's Global Economic & Markets Research team says in a research report. "Market participants will parse the minutes for validation or contrast with the meeting's hawkish comments," the team says. However, "the minutes may be shorter or provide less insight than usual given [Fed Chairman] Warsh's view the Federal Reserve has provided too much guidance in the past," the team adds. The U.S. dollar is 0.2% higher at 1,532.70 won, but is little changed at 1.2914 Singapore dollars, LSEG data show. (ronnie.harui@wsj.com)