All eyes are on nonfarm payrolls and the dollar is slipping — it's time for your FX Fix.

Awaiting the nonfarm payroll report, the dollar slipped in London trading. [FT]

The euro edged higher after two days of losses, but remained fragile after the European Central Bank's failure to deliver the stimulus investors sought. [CNBC]

The Australian and New Zealand dollars held near all-time highs on the euro after its two-day fall. [CNBC]

An intensification of the euro zone crisis would cause a significant reduction in global economic output, the IMF says in a new report. [FT]

Italy and Spain saw their borrowing costs fall after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said any ECB bond-buying program would focus on shorter-term paper. [WSJ]

Serbia's central bank governor resigned and the Serbian dinar fell half a percent. [CNBC]

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