Nonfarm payrolls increased 261,000 last month, data showed on Friday.
Data for September was revised higher to show 315,000 jobs added instead of 263,000 as previously reported.
However, the unemployment rate rose to 3.7% from September's 3.5%.
"However, the devil is in (the) detail(s) and that is the unemployment rate has ticked higher and this may keep a lid on the dollar rally.
The Fed's terminal rate, or the level at which rates peak slipped to 5.16% after payrolls, from about 5.2% just before.