The US dollar has moved little against other major currencies ahead of China's first-quarter GDP data, expected to show further slowing in the world's second-largest economy.Around 2100 GMT, (0700 AEST), the euro ticked down to $US1.3813 from $US1.3820 at the same time Monday.
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