FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-02-09

9 February 2011

• 19:07:00 MARKET TALK: New Zealand dollar will follow the Australian currency
• 17:56:01 REVIEW: The dollar fell against the backdrop of strong demand for Treasury bonds
• 17:50:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The dollar fell after a strong auction of Treasury bonds
• 17:37:01 The dollar fell after the high demand at the auction of Treasury debt
• 17:31:01 DJIA: -19,87 points to 12,213.28 points
• 17:14:00 OVERVIEW: The Euro fell after Bernanke indicated the possibility of concluding the purchase of bonds until June
• 17:01:01 DJIA: -12,9 points to 12,220.25 points
• 16:58:01 Bernanke: U.S. Default on the debt will cause financial crisis
• 16:50:01 euro fell slightly against the dollar after Bernanke said the Fed could complete the purchase of bonds by June
• 16:45:01 Bernanke: purchase of bonds, of course, An opportunity to complete up to June
• 16:39:01 Bernanke: The rate of Chinese yuan undervalued
• 16:32:01 Bini Smaghi: Nationality following the ECB is not important - FT
• 16:32:01 Bini Smaghi: Make sure that inflation in import prices are not entrenched - FT
• 16:32:01 Bini Smaghi: Nationality following the ECB is not important - FT
• 16:31:01 DJIA: -26,03 points to 12,207.12 points
• 16:26:01 ECB Bini Smaghi: A default on the debt of Greece is not considered - FT
• 16:22:01 Bernanke: Growth of debt to GDP ratio above 100% will be cause for concern
• 16:19:01 Fed Chairman Bernanke: The economic recovery strengthened in recent months -2 -
• 16:02:01 Bernanke: It may take 5 years to reduce unemployment to 5% -6%
• 16:02:01 Bernanke: It may take 5 years to reduce unemployment to 5% -6%
• 16:01:01 DJIA: -20,81 points to 12,212.34 points
• 16:01:01 DJIA: -20,81 points to 12,212.34 points
• 16:01:01 Bernanke: U.S. GDP growth this year will be 3% -4%
• 15:39:00 Bernanke: U.S. looks more attractive than other currencies
• 15:39:00 Bernanke: Status of the dollar as reserve currency has remained stable
• 15:39:00 Bernanke: U.S. looks more attractive than other currencies
• 15:31:00 DJIA: +8,82 points to 12,241.97 points
• 15:31:00 Bernanke: Fed will stop buying bonds in case of stronger economic growth, rising inflation
• 15:31:00 DJIA: +8,82 points to 12,241.97 points
• 15:27:00 Fed Chairman Bernanke: The economic recovery strengthened in recent months
• 15:25:00 Bernanke: Most of unemployment due to cyclical rather than structural factors
• 15:18:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: A pair Pound / dollar rose after a pair of Euro / dollar
• 15:11:00 Bernanke: U.S. Default on the debt would be "devastating"
• 15:08:01 Bernanke: More than a steep yield curve is mainly caused by the strengthening U.S. economy
• 15:04:01 Bernanke: Price stability remains a key objective of the Fed
• 15:01:00 DJIA: +1,25 points to 12,234.4 points
• 15:00:01 DOE: Gasoline inventories in the U.S. 4,663,000 barrels to 240.891 million barrels
• 15:00:01 Ministry of Energy: Crude oil in U.S. 1,898,000 barrels to 345.057 million barrels
• 15:00:01 DOE: Stocks of distillates in the U.S. 0,288,000 barrels to 164.366 million barrels
• 15:00:01 Ministry of Energy: Busy refinery in the U.S. 84.7% versus 84.5% a week earlier
• 14:53:00 REVIEW: Euro exceeded 1.37 dollar after comments from Bernanke
• 14:52:01 MARKET TALK: Canadian dollar strengthened against the background of Bernanke speech
• 14:49:01 Weber will leave the post of head of the Bundesbank, this summer - Bild
• 14:46:01 MARKET TALK: Dollar down against euro on the background of the speech Bernanke
• 14:45:01 Bernanke speech similar to his speech last week
• 14:45:01 Bernanke speech similar to his speech last week
• 14:45:01 Bernanke: Managing health care costs - a key to the normalization of U.S. budget
• 14:44:01 Bernanke: Challenges in the fiscal area appear due to "strong underlying trends"
• 14:43:01 Bernanke: U.S. can not "outgrow" the fiscal imbalance
• 14:43:01 Bernanke: The Federal budget is on an unstable path
• 14:42:01 Bernanke: Fed program to purchase the bonds does not increase the debt
• 14:42:01 Bernanke: recovery should gain momentum in 2011
• 14:42:01 Bernanke: Growth in consumer spending looks like a large-scale
• 14:41:01 Bernanke: There is evidence that the Fed easing policy to support the growth
• 14:41:01 Bernanke: It will take "several years" before the employment normalizes
• 14:39:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The pound is still confusing to Goldman Sachs
• 14:36:01 Bernanke urges Congress to reform tax policy, expenditure
• 14:36:01 Bernanke sees evidence of recovery costs of companies, consumers
• 14:36:01 The euro rose above 1.37 dollars
• 14:35:01 Fed Chairman Bernanke: The economic recovery strengthened in recent months
• 14:35:01 DJIA moved into positive territory, two points; shares Disney, Coca-Cola rise in price
• 14:31:01 DJIA: +2,38 points to 12,235.53 points
• 14:25:01 MARKET TALK: Canadian dollar reached a session high, remaining in range
• 14:11:01 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar traded slightly higher before Bernanke speech
• 14:05:01 Nasdaq -6 points, S & P 500 -4 points, shares of banks, finance companies, companies providing utility services, cheaper
• 14:04:01 At the opening of trading in the U.S. DJIA -5 points; shares JP Morgan, Alcoa cheaper
• 14:04:01 REVIEW: The euro rose, but he hurt conversations regarding the next head of the ECB
• 13:35:00 IMF: "fragile" political situation can delay the banking reform
• 13:35:00 IMF: The profit tax in Ireland in 2010 was higher than expected 0.7% of GDP
• 13:35:00 IMF: "fragile" political situation can delay the banking reform
• 13:34:02 IMF: Irish banks are under stress, facing "significant" challenges
• 13:34:02 IMF: Progress in reforming the Irish banking system "encouraging"
• 13:34:02 IMF: Progress in reforming the Irish banking system "encouraging"
• 13:33:00 IMF: Implementation of the economic program of Ireland goes according to plan, budget objectives are achieved
• 13:21:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The euro rose, but it constrains speculation about the ECB
• 13:12:00 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: Comments on Bernanke is likely to be in tune with his recent address - BBH
• 12:36:00 FEATURE: Euro currency may lose the next war -2 -
• 12:02:01 FEATURE: Euro currency may lose the next war
• 12:02:01 FEATURE: Euro currency may lose the next war
• 12:01:01 A government source: Weber is no longer a clear candidate for president of the ECB
• 11:53:01 increased risk of stagflation in the euro zone and Britain - Fitch
• 11:32:01 Sources at the Bundesbank: Weber sees no need for personal statement
• 11:31:01 Sources at the Bundesbank: Weber is not interested in the second term in office - Reuters
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: index of refinancing -7.7% to 2086, a week ago, 2261
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: Index acquisitions -1.4% to 186.1, 188.7 a week ago
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: The market index -5.5% to 464.7, 491.7 a week ago
• 11:28:00 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The pair euro / dollar prospects above 1,3479 - MIG Bank
• 11:25:01 Euro has fallen sharply after talks on the future of the Weber
• 11:17:01 A government source: Weber will continue to perform their current duties
• 11:16:00 A government source: Weber sees no need for further comment at present
• 11:15:01 A government source: Weber may not be elected for a second term as head of the Bundesbank
• 11:15:01 A government source: Weber is no longer a clear candidate for president of the ECB
• 11:08:00 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD fell to an intraday low against the backdrop of uncertainty about the ECB
• 11:04:00 Bundesbank has denied reports that he plans to submit a statement about the future of the Weber
• 11:03:01 DIHK: Economic growth will continue steadily
• 11:02:00 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD is under pressure - Market Securities
• 10:53:01 representative of the French Government: The government did not discuss Weber at its meeting
• 10:52:00 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The dollar traded unchanged before Bernanke speech
• 10:42:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD fell against the backdrop of talk about Weber
• 10:41:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / AUD, it seems, is preparing to break up
• 10:31:01 euro fell sharply against a background of uncertainty about the future of Weber
• 10:26:00 MARKET TALK: Consumer sentiment in Switzerland is expected to worsen
• 10:23:01 Ifo: index of sentiment in the euro area in the 1-m square 116.8 vs. 107.5 in the 4 th quarter
• 10:11:01 One of the major public sector unions in Greece have appointed 24-hour strike on February 23
• 10:11:01 One of the major public sector unions in Greece have appointed 24-hour strike on February 23
• 10:07:01 MARKET TALK: Conservative target level for the euro / franc - 1,3350 - BarCap
• 10:07:01 MARKET TALK: Conservative target level for the euro / franc - 1,3350 - BarCap
• 9:57:01 DATA: The trade deficit in goods of Great Britain in December, with the correction of 9.2 billion pounds
• 9:51:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar traded in different directions in Europe ahead of Bernanke speech
• 9:47:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The situation on the pair dollar / yen is like a tug of war - Citi
• 9:42:00 ratio of applications to cover the bonds with a maturity of Germany in February 2016 amounted to 1.8
• 9:40:00 The average yield on bonds with maturities of Germany in February 2016 amounted to 2.49%
• 9:39:01 Germany posted a bond maturing in February 2016 amounting to 3.946 billion euros
• 09:33:01 Ifo: index of sentiment in the euro area in the 1-m square 116.8 vs. 107.5 in the 4 th quarter
• 9:29:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / franc resumed its upward trend - Societe Generale
• 9:27:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar strengthened against the franc and the yen against the backdrop of increasing profitability in the U.S.
• 9:13:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: There is a good offer from a pair of the Australian dollar / US dollar - trader
• 09:10:01 DIHK: Germany's GDP in 2011 to grow by 3.0%
• 09:09:01 DIHK: Economic growth will continue steadily
• 09:09:01 DIHK: Economic growth will continue steadily
• 9:09:01 Chamber of Commerce in Germany / DIHK /: Restore "surprisingly strong"
• 9:08:01 UK trade deficit with countries outside the EU in December projected at 4.8 billion pounds
• 9:06:01 Great Britain in 2010 registered a record high trade deficit in goods
• 9:06:01 Great Britain in December, has registered a record high trade deficit in goods
• 9:06:01 Great Britain in December, has registered a record high trade deficit in goods
• 9:05:01 UK trade deficit with countries outside the EU in December, with the correction of 5.8 billion pounds
• 9:04:01 UK trade deficit for November, revised up to 8.5 billion pounds from 8.7 billion pounds
• 9:01:01 trade deficit in goods of Great Britain in December projected at 8.6 billion pounds
• 9:01:01 trade deficit in goods of Great Britain in December, with the correction of 9.2 billion pounds
• 8:59:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: Mizuho favor the growth of the euro / yen
• 8:57:01 Nuaye: In previous stress test was not covered by banks
• 8:48:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Restoring confidence in the euro makes -3 -
• 8:40:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: Caution must be exercised with respect to long positions in pairs of dollar / franc, euro / franc - UniCredit
• 8:29:00 Nuaye: Program bond purchases ECB has a positive effect
• 8:28:01 Nuaye stands for flexible use of the assistance fund for EU
• 8:27:01 ECB Nuaye favor an increase in credit opportunities fund EU aid to 440 billion euros
• 8:08:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The Swiss National Bank will not change the rate until June - UBS
• 7:58:01 OVERVIEW: The surplus of current account balance of Germany in 2010, 129.9 billion euros against 119.9 billion euros in 2009
• 7:54:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: Frank reached the peak of inflation in Switzerland will strengthen - UBS
• 7:51:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar rose against many currencies - dealer
• 7:46:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Restoring confidence in the euro earns -2 -
• 6:59:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Restoring confidence in the euro earns
• 6:48:00 REVIEW: The Australian dollar was trading slightly lower before the release of employment data
• 6:38:00 Current account in Germany in December, 17.6 billion euros against 12.9 billion euros in November
• 6:35:01 German exports in 2010, 18.5%, imports +20% compared to 2009
• 6:35:01 German exports in 2010, 18.5%, imports +20% compared to 2009
• 6:34:00 surplus current account balance of Germany in 2010, 129.9 billion euros against 119.9 billion euros in 2009
• 6:33:01 trade surplus in Germany in 2010, 154.3 billion euros against 138.7 billion euros in 2009
• 6:29:01 Shinohara: Chinese Yuan greatly underestimated
• 6:28:00 The IMF Shinohara: The recent interest rate hike in China was the right
• 6:13:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: EUR / CHF exceeded 1.3070 and is aimed at 1,3348 - Commerzbank
• 6:10:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen fell from highs
• 5:53:01 REVIEW: The New Zealand dollar rose in the late session, but retreated to the statement of the Minister of Finance
• 5:34:01 Orders for machine tools in Japan, January, 89.4% y / y
• 05:33:00 Nikkei fell on trading results at the 0.2% to 10,617.83 points
• 3:54:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen is trading at a higher, key resistance - 82.90 - dealers
• 3:12:01 The dollar / franc 0.9644 exceeded the level in the system EBS, its highest level since Jan. 21
• 3:00:00 Intraday EUR / CHF to EBS reached 1.3158, its highest level since December 3
• 2:02:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen could reach 83,00 - BTMU
• 1:29:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: Sell a couple of Australian dollar / Canadian dollar - Westpac
• 01:18:01 Nikkei Stock Average briefly fell into negative territory
• 1:15:00 Shinohara did not think long-term interest rates in Japan have grown much
• 1:15:00 Shinohara did not think long-term interest rates in Japan have grown much
• 1:10:01 Shinohara: Levels yen a medium-term fundamentals
• 1:10:01 Shinohara: Levels yen a medium-term fundamentals
• 1:07:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / yen has fallen - BTMU
• 00:58:01 Shinohara: Public debt and budget deficits in Japan are not stable in the medium and long term
• 00:37:01 Shinohara: Developed economies are subject to considerable downside risks
• 00:37:01 Shinohara: Developed economies are subject to considerable downside risks
• 00:36:01 Shinohara: Offers Great Twenties are crucial for resolving the risks faced by the Asia financial system
• 00:35:01 Shinohara: Asia should not feel complacent about their own financial system
• 00:34:01 Shinohara: There are concerns about the quality of portfolios of Japanese banks
• 00:33:03 Shinohara: Japanese banks may need to further increase the level of capital
• 00:33:03 The IMF Shinohara: Japanese banking system is facing a multitude of external downside risks
• 00:30:00 Oil prices on the NYMEX on Tuesday dropped against the backdrop of easing fears about the Suez Canal
• 23:54:01 Nikkei Stock Average is trading above 10,700, has upgraded nine-month high
• 23:33:00 Nikkei Stock Average was opened with an increase of 0,5% at 10,686.72
• 23:22:01 Nearby futures on the Nikkei index opened with an increase of 40 points at 10,670 on the Singapore Exchange
• 23:16:01 Gold prices on COMEX on Tuesday rose amid concern about inflation
• 23:06:01 Finance Minister of New Zealand: GDP for the 4 th quarter may show a decrease from previous quarter
• 23:05:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / JPY could fall, when the Shanghai stock will show weaker dynamics - dealer
• 23:00:00 index of consumer sentiment in Australia, 1.9% in February compared with January