The Greek tragedy weighs on the euro, but Japan's GDP lifts the yen - it's time for your FX Fix.
The euro fell below 1.27 on worries about Greece and its banks. [WSJ]
Meanwhile, the dollar index hit a four-month high as investors sought a safe haven. [Reuters]
The Canadian dollar fell on worries about the euro zone and falling crude oil prices. [actionforex.com]
Japan's GDP increased more than expected, and the yen rose. [actionforex.com]
Spain's borrowing costs shot up, and economic data showed it is back in recession. [Reuters]
Societe Generale told clients that rates on the Brazilian real could become disorderly if individual investors unwind positions over worries about the euro zone. [WSJ]
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