Iran replaces Dollar with Euro in FX

Following the switch, the interest rate for the facilities provided from the Foreign Exchange Reserves will be reduced from12 to 5 percent. Since being introduced by the European Union, the euro has gained popularity internationally and there are now more euros in circulation than the dollar. Full Story »

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Daniel Stocking
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by Daniel Stocking - Sep. 29, 2009

Yes, I believe this is quality journalism. The article is very short and to the point, presenting the information relevant to the topic. This article also cited a few sources, such as Islamic Republic of Iran, and also the Mehr News Agency. The article also caught my attention, because it had to do with the Dollar and I am American, so naturally I was interested. All in all I thought this was quality journalism that relayed the information to the audience in a very direct matter.

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