Investors fret over the global economy and Iran gets tough on currency traders - it's time for your FX Fix.
Renewed worries about the global economic outlook sent the safe-haven higher. [CNBC]
The fell amid concerns about the global economy and indications of further softening in the Australian labor market. [CNBC]
With a meeting of euro zone finance ministers looming and Spain's economy teetering, the euro fell. [WSJ]
Labor unrest continued in South Africa, and the rand continued its slide. [WSJ]
In an effort to force the rial higher, Iranian officials are forcibly shutting currency trading shops and arresting traders. [FT]
With questions persisting over an international financing deal, led emerging European currencies lower. [CNBC]
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