FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-02-23

23 February 2011

• 19:56:00 The Bank of England Miles: The sharp rise in interest rates will require easing next year
• 19:43:01 Technical research: Gold futures focus on growth
• 19:42:00 Plosser: The possibility of early completion of the second round of quantitative easing if the economy further accelerate -2 -
• 19:36:00 IMF: Current levels of the euro and the yen are consistent with their medium-term fundamental value
• 19:35:01 IMF: Further dollar depreciation will lead to more balanced growth
• 19:35:01 IMF: Further dollar depreciation will lead to more balanced growth
• 19:34:00 IMF sees risk of "sharp" correction in the Chinese real estate markets
• 19:33:01 IMF: global recovery remains two-speed, emerging markets threatens to overheat
• 19:33:01 IMF raises forecast for oil prices for 2011 because of unrest in the Middle East
• 19:33:01 IMF: Chinese yuan is still significantly undervalued, prevents rebalancing
• 19:32:00 IMF urged the big twenty to cooperate in the rebalancing of growth and sustainable recovery
• 19:30:00 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX closed at a new peak after rising to the level of $ 100
• 19:30:00 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX closed at a new peak after rising to the level of $ 100
• 19:29:01 futures on the NYMEX crude oil rose on the results of sales at 2.68 dollars to 98.10 dollars per barrel
• 19:22:01 The Bank of England Miles: The sharp rise in interest rates will require easing next year
• 19:22:01 The Bank of England Miles: The sharp rise in interest rates will require easing next year
• 19:16:01 Plosser: Exit strategy not yet been finally determined
• 19:15:01 Plosser: Do not feel enthusiastic about the expansion of the second round of quantitative easing in excess of target
• 19:14:01 Plosser: Fed does not need to bring a second round of quantitative easing until the end
• 19:13:01 Plosser: Target for Inflation remains in the future agenda of the Fed
• 19:12:01 Plosser: To really damage the U.S. economy, oil prices will have to grow very strongly
• 19:12:01 Plosser: Hard to understand what caused a sharp rise in oil prices
• 19:11:01 Plosser: I do not rule out the possibility that I will vote against the following meetings of the Fed
• 19:11:01 Plosser: Fed is still far from tightening monetary policy
• 19:11:01 Plosser: Fed is still far from tightening monetary policy
• 19:04:00 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX at the end of trading day with an increase of 2.59 cents, to 98.01 dollars per barrel
• 18:56:00 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / US dollar may decline, support is at 0.7405
• 18:56:00 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / US dollar may decline, support is at 0.7405
• 18:52:00 Plosser: The possibility of early completion of the second round of quantitative easing if the economy further accelerate
• 18:43:01 Plosser: U.S. will remain the reserve currency is still long enough
• 18:43:01 Plosser: U.S. will remain the reserve currency is still long enough
• 18:40:00 Plosser: oil supplies are likely to continue, despite the instability in the Middle East
• 18:39:01 Plosser did not think that the unrest in the Middle East constitute a serious threat to the U.S. economy
• 18:38:00 MARKET TALK: Canadian dollar does not show a strong reaction to rising oil prices to 100 dollars per barrel
• 18:37:01 Plosser: Difficulties in government-sponsored companies remain
• 18:33:01 Fed President Kansas City Hoenig: U.S. should end with a guarantee of safety for far too big to fail banks
• 18:18:01 Miles: I do not deny that the risk of inflation may rise
• 18:18:01 Miles: The rapid reduction of the CPI in line with the target level of undesirable
• 18:18:01 Miles: I do not deny that the risk of inflation may rise
• 18:16:01 Plosser: The situation in the housing market appears to have stabilized
• 18:16:01 Plosser: The situation in the housing market appears to have stabilized
• 18:15:01 Plosser: The unemployment rate is likely to be 7% -8% by the end of 2012
• 18:15:01 Plosser: The unemployment rate will decline gradually
• 18:14:00 Plosser: There is a sustained recovery
• 18:14:00 Plosser: U.S. economy likely to grow by "modest" 3.5% in 2011 and 2012
• 18:14:00 Plosser: Restoration may increase the confidence of companies in regard to price increases
• 18:13:01 Plosser: Inflation will rise to 2% during 2012
• 18:12:01 Plosser: The threat of deflation is largely diminished
• 18:12:01 Plosser: The threat of deflation is largely diminished
• 18:12:01 Plosser: For the Fed is always the final word in assessing the trajectory of inflation
• 18:11:01 Plosser: Fed can not allow complacency in light of the sustained growth in commodity prices
• 18:11:01 Plosser: Rising prices for commodities due to the increased global demand
• 18:10:01 Plosser said that "serious" refers to the Fed's promise to review regularly the second round of quantitative easing
• 18:09:01 Plosser: Stronger growth and higher inflation may prompt the Fed to withdraw
• 18:08:01 Trichet: The public sector should set the salary levels, taking into account the whole economy
• 18:07:01 Trichet: Requires a set of indicators to identify imbalances
• 18:07:01 Trichet: Salaries in the public sector are a signal to the private sector
• 18:06:01 Trichet: Financial penalties should be applied at earlier stages
• 18:06:01 Trichet: The supervision should be much greater automaticity
• 18:05:01 Trichet: It is absolutely symmetrical surveillance system has some risks
• 18:05:01 Trichet: It is urgent to act in regard to the new surveillance system
• 18:04:00 The Bank of England Miles: The sharp rise in interest rates will require mitigation / policy / next year
• 18:03:01 Fed President Plosser, Philadelphia: The possibility of early completion of the second round of quantitative easing if the economy further accelerate
• 18:03:01 Fed President Plosser, Philadelphia: The possibility of early completion of the second round of quantitative easing if the economy further accelerate
• 18:02:01 ECB President Trichet: A system of supervision to prevent imbalances
• 17:57:01 ECB Weber: It is necessary to correct imbalances in the global economy
• 17:56:00 Oil prices on the NYMEX reached 100 dollars, franc has risen sharply, and stock indexes fell on concerns about the Middle East
• 17:52:00 S & P 500 fell below 1300 points
• 17:52:00 U.S. stocks decline, DJIA -146 points, with oil trading above 99 dollars
• 17:47:01 watching the Bank of England: rates are likely to remain unchanged until May, despite the growth of hard-liners -3 -
• 17:47:01 Weber: Economic growth in Germany in 2011 will be approximately 2,5%
• 17:45:01 Hoenig: The bends in the policy may cause the next crisis
• 17:44:00 U.S. is considering the possibility of "a number of tools" to end the violence in Libya
• 17:41:01 Oil prices on the NYMEX fell after the breakout level of $ 100, now stands at a 99.78 dollars per barrel
• 17:40:00 futures contract on Brent crude oil traded above 111 dollars per barrel
• 17:39:01 futures on the NYMEX crude oil reached $ 100 for the first time since 2008
• 17:38:00 Hoenig said that he is closely related to high oil prices
• 17:37:01 futures on the NYMEX crude oil reached 100 dollars per barrel
• 17:37:01 futures on the NYMEX crude oil reached 100 dollars per barrel
• 17:35:01 Hoenig said that he opposes the position of maintaining low interest rates, because it leads to speculation
• 17:31:01 DJIA: -106,52 points to 12,106.27 points
• 17:26:00 Obama named Carl Shapiro, a member of the Council of Economic Advisers
• 17:18:01 watching the Bank of England: rates are likely to remain unchanged until May, despite the growth of hard-liners -2 -
• 17:18:01 DJIA -101 point, shares of industrial companies are becoming cheaper
• 17:09:01 Hoenig: It should expand the law Volcker crushed the largest institutions
• 17:08:01 Hoenig: Limitations in the spirit of the Glass-Steagall Act are necessary to reduce the largest institutions
• 17:06:01 Hoenig: Implied Warranty / for too big to fail institutions / serves as an incentive to play it safe and distorted credit ratings
• 17:04:01 Hoenig in a speech did not touch the economic outlook and interest rates in the U.S.
• 17:03:01 Fed President Kansas City Hoenig: U.S. should end with a guarantee / secure / for too big to fail banks
• 17:01:01 DJIA: -92,18 points to 12,120.61 points
• 16:54:01 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in January 2.7% to 5.36 million homes a year -3 -
• 16:32:01 DJIA: -66,49 points to 12,146.3 points
• 16:31:01 OVERVIEW: The U.S. data were ignored, the dollar reached a low against the euro and franc
• 16:14:01 watching the Bank of England: rates are likely to remain unchanged until May, despite the growth of hard-liners
• 16:02:01 DJIA: -45,14 points to 12,167.65 points
• 15:57:00 futures for Brent crude oil broke the mark of 110 dollars per barrel
• 15:51:00 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in January 2.7% to 5.36 million homes a year -2 -
• 15:31:01 DJIA: -27,66 points to 12,185.13 points
• 15:19:01 During the riots in Libya, killing at least 640 people - Human Rights Watch
• 15:02:01 The dollar fell below the 0.9329 francs for the first time from January 3
• 15:01:01 DJIA: -20,39 points to 12,192.4 points
• 15:00:01 euro reached a 3-week high above 1.3745 U.S. dollar after data on U.S. housing market
• 14:54:00 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in January 2.7% to 5.36 million homes a year
• 14:48:01 MARKET TALK: Euro reached the 3-week high against dollar
• 14:45:01 Yield of 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds reached 3.429%, the lowest level since February 2
• 14:45:01 Yield of 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds reached 3.429%, the lowest level since February 2
• 14:44:00 The dollar fell below the 0.9329 francs in the system EBS, its lowest level since January 3
• 14:44:00 DJIA -58 points
• 14:38:00 The head of FDIC Bair: 2010 was the "significant milestone" for the banking sector
• 14:37:01 FDIC: Arrears of banks decreased in the 4 th quarter
• 14:36:01 FDIC: Banking activities yielded a profit of 4 square meters, the situation with the problems in lending improves
• 14:34:00 FDIC: The 4 th quarter bank earned 21.7 billion dollars
• 14:33:01 The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation / FDIC /: Nearly 12% of U.S. banks are included in the "problem" list
• 14:32:00 euro reached a 3-week high above 1.3745 U.S. dollar after the data on the housing market
• 14:31:01 DJIA: -38,98 points to 12,173.81 points
• 14:30:00 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in January projected at 5.25 million homes a year
• 14:30:00 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in January 2.7% to 5.36 million homes a year
• 14:30:00 Number of homes for sale on the secondary market, U.S. housing meet 7.6 months of sales
• 14:30:00 The average price of housing in the U.S. fell by 3.7% yoy to 158.8 thousand dollars
• 14:30:00 Number of homes for sale on the secondary market, U.S. housing meet 7.6 months of sales
• 14:18:00 EXPECTED: Sales of existing homes in the U.S. 15.00 GMT, the forecast -0.8%
• 14:14:00 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar fell to a 12-day low in volatile trading
• 14:05:01 Nasdaq -4 points, S & P 500 -2 points, shares of technology and industrial companies are becoming cheaper
• 14:04:00 At the opening of trading in the U.S. DJIA -27 points; HP shares falling in price
• 13:48:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 3 weeks in February 1.5% m / m
• 13:43:01 futures on the NYMEX crude oil reached a two-year high, the quotations of futures for Brent crude oil exceeded $ 109
• 13:42:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: A pair Pound / dollar reached a three-week high in trading in Europe
• 13:25:00 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the week of Feb. 13-19 2.7% y / y
• 13:25:00 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 3 weeks in February 2.5% y / y
• 13:25:00 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 3 weeks in February 1.5% m / m
• 12:19:01 FEATURE: The Return of the most attractive currency-seekers -2 -
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 3.0% y / y
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 2.6% for the week of Feb. 13-19
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 3.0% y / y
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: index of refinancing 17.8% to 2,177, a week ago, 1849
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: index gains 5.1% to 184.1, 175.1 a week ago
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: Market Index 13.2% to 476.0, 420.4 a week ago
• 11:23:00 FEATURE: The Return of the most attractive currency-seekers
• 10:20:00 Minutes of the Bank of England: Dale voted to raise rates in February
• 10:07:01 ECB President Trichet sure that the European Parliament seeks to correct management reform
• 9:47:01 REVIEW: The pound rose after the publication of protocols, the Bank of England
• 9:42:01 British Bankers' Association / BBA /: Net mortgage lending in the UK in January, 1.6 billion pounds against 0.9 billion pounds in December
• 9:35:01 ratio of demand to cover the bonds of Germany for a period up to March 2013 amounted to 1.8
• 9:34:01 Germany posted a bond for a period up to March 2013 amounting to 5.642 billion euros, the average yield of 1.53%
• 9:30:01 orders in the industry for the eurozone in November revised to 2.2% m / m, 20.0% y / y
• 9:30:01 eurozone industrial orders in the predicted -1.3% m / m, 15.7% y / y
• 9:30:01 orders in industry in the eurozone in December 2.1% m / m, 18.5% y / y
• 9:10:01 Minutes of the Bank of England: The outlook for economic growth remain very uncertain, the balance of risks tilted to the reduction
• 9:10:01 Minutes of the Bank of England: there is little evidence that inflation expectations do not meet the target level
• 9:10:01 Minutes of the Bank of England: The outlook for economic growth remain very uncertain, the balance of risks tilted to the reduction
• 9:10:01 Minutes of the Bank of England: there is little evidence that inflation expectations do not meet the target level
• 9:08:01 Minutes of the Bank of England: The majority of committee members, leveling change the key rate could have negative consequences
• 9:08:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: Frank will continue to grow until mid-2011 - Bayern LB
• 9:08:01 Minutes of the Bank of England: The majority of the committee should wait and see what was the economic situation in early 2011
• 9:07:00 Minutes of the Bank of England: The majority of the committee, the balance of inflation risks has shifted to growth
• 09:06:01 BBA: Lending to non-financial companies in the UK in January of -0.3 billion pounds vs. -3.4 billion pounds in December
• 9:06:01 Minutes of the Bank of England: The spread of views on prospects for economic growth was wider than usual
• 09:05:01 BBA: The total mortgage lending in the UK in January, 8.2 billion pounds
• 9:04:01 Minutes of the Bank of England: Pozen would increase the amount of program buying bonds by 50 billion pounds to 250 billion pounds
• 09:04:01 BBA: The number of mortgage approvals in the UK in January, 28,932 against 28,907 in December
• 9:03:01 Minutes of the Bank of England: Sentance argued for raising the key rate by 50 basis points
• 9:02:01 Minutes of the Bank of England: Dale joined Uilu by voting to raise the key rate by 25 basis points
• 9:02:01 British Bankers' Association / BBA /: Net mortgage lending in the UK in January, +1.6 billion pounds against 0.9 billion pounds in December
• 9:01:01 Minutes of February meeting of the Bank of England: Six members of the committee voted to keep rates unchanged, the three - against
• 8:38:01 The Bank of England Tucker: The issue of increasing interest is the "thin line"
• 8:36:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The pound may continue its growth against the backdrop of the meeting minutes of the Bank of England - Citigroup
• 8:34:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: Support for a pair of 1.278 euro / franc stand - ZKB
• 8:29:00 Final consumer price index / CPI / Italy for January projected 0.4% m / m, 2.1% y / y
• 8:29:00 Final consumer price index / CPI / Italy in January 0.4% m / m, 2.1% y / y
• 8:21:00 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: The dollar / franc is close to a record low 0.9301 -3 -
• 8:08:01 DATA: Import prices and producer prices in Switzerland in January, 0.0% y / y, forecast 0.0% y / y
• 7:51:01 index of import prices in Switzerland in January, 0.0% m / m, 0.2% y / y
• 7:50:01 Producer Price Index in Switzerland in January, 0.1% m / m -0.1% y / y
• 7:50:01 Import prices and producer prices in Switzerland in January, 0.1% m / m, the forecast 0.1% m / m
• 7:37:00 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: The dollar / franc is close to a record low 0.9301 -2 -
• 7:13:00 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: The dollar / franc is close to a record low 0.9301
• 7:13:00 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: The dollar / franc is close to a record low 0.9301
• 7:12:01 OVERVIEW: The New Zealand dollar fell against the background of accounting market interest rate cuts
• 6:58:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of ervo / dollar is rising against the background of operation of stop orders - Fund Manager
• 6:45:01 DATA: The consumer price index / CPI / France in January -0.2% m / m, 1.8% y / y
• 6:14:01 The Bank of Japan Yamaguchi: A strong yen helps to offset the impact of rising oil prices
• 6:03:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: EUR / USD traded with a higher
• 6:00:01 CPI / CPI / France in January predicted -0.1% mom, 1.9% y / y
• 6:00:01 CPI / CPI / France in January -0.2% m / m, 1.8% y / y
• 6:00:01 CPI / CPI / France in January -0.2% m / m, 1.8% y / y
• 5:39:00 Commerzbank's operating profit in 2010 of 1.4 billion euros
• 5:39:00 Commerzbank's operating profit in 2010 of 1.4 billion euros
• 5:38:01 Income Commerzbank in 2010, 12.7 billion euros
• 5:35:01 Yamaguchi: The path to victory over deflation was bumpy
• 5:35:01 Yamaguchi: The path to victory over deflation was bumpy
• 5:34:01 Yamaguchi: It is necessary to solve fiscal problems as quickly as possible
• 5:33:01 Yamaguchi: I do not think that should be revised economic forecasts due to higher oil prices
• 5:33:01 Yamaguchi: Rising oil prices is a positive and negative effects on Japanese economy
• 5:33:01 Yamaguchi: Rising oil prices is a positive and negative effects on Japanese economy
• 05:32:01 Nikkei fell on trading results at the 0.8% to 10,579.1 points
• 5:32:01 Yamaguchi: The fiscal situation in Japan is a very serious
• 5:31:01 Yamaguchi: Slides produced by other rating agencies did not have a strong influence on long-term interest rates
• 5:30:01 Yamaguchi: I do not expect a significant impact on long-term interest rates by Moody's decision
• 5:30:01 Yamaguchi: It is necessary to take into account the exchange rate while tracking price trends
• 5:30:01 Yamaguchi: It is necessary to take into account the exchange rate while tracking price trends
• 5:29:01 The Bank of Japan Yamaguchi: A strong yen helps to offset the impact of rising oil prices
• 5:17:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian Dollar / Japanese Yen in the medium term may grow to 87,00-88,00 - Westpac
• 04:21:00 Moody's: Reliable estimate of the costs associated with the earthquake, has not yet formed
• 04:20:01 Moody's, New Zealand runs the risk of once again be plunged into recession
• 4:10:01 Rating Moody's in New Zealand will be affected only if the earthquake will lead to more serious costs than expected
• 3:57:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / US dollar is under pressure - ANZ
• 3:39:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen could reach 82.00, 82.40 will work if some stop orders
• 2:43:01 Oil prices on the NYMEX on Tuesday rose to new highs against the backdrop of riots in Libya
• 2:38:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen down, may fall to 82.30 - dealers
• 2:06:00 Yamaguchi: It should be followed in terms of the international commodities market
• 2:05:01 Yamaguchi: Comprehensiveness is aimed at mitigating, to influence the long-term interest rates
• 2:05:01 Yamaguchi: Comprehensiveness is aimed at mitigating, to influence the long-term interest rates
• 2:04:00 Yamaguchi: Consolidation of the budget - it is an important question which should not be forgotten
• 2:03:01 Yamaguchi: The consumer price index in Japan is likely to rise gradually until fiscal 2012
• 2:03:01 Yamaguchi: Tightening monetary policy in China and other emerging economies are not ustratilo risk of overheating
• 2:01:01 Yamaguchi: Developing economies dependent on natural resources face the risk of overheating
• 2:01:01 Yamaguchi: Developing economies dependent on natural resources face the risk of overheating
• 2:00:00 The Bank of Japan Yamaguchi: It is necessary to monitor the impact of rising oil prices on world economy
• 1:00:01 prices for gold and silver on the COMEX on Tuesday, rose against the backdrop of instability in Libya
• 23:55:01 Ministry of Finance, Japan: Japan's trade deficit in January mainly due to the slowdown in exports to China - Kyodo
• 23:37:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD has increased due to expectations of ECB interest rate increase - dealer
• 23:33:01 Nikkei Stock Average opened with a decrease by 0,7% at 10,588.82
• 23:27:01 The price index for services for companies in Japan in January, -1.1% yoy
• 23:26:00 Exports from Japan to Europe in January, -0.7% yoy
• 23:26:00 Exports from Japan to Asia in January, 0.4% y / y
• 23:25:01 Exports from Japan to China in January, 1.0% y / y
• 23:25:01 Exports from Japan to China in January, 1.0% y / y
• 23:24:00 The trade deficit in Japan in January of 471.4 billion yen forecast a surplus of 49.6 billion yen
• 23:23:01 exports from Japan in January of 1.4% y / y, forecast 7.4% y / y
• 23:22:00 imports to Japan in January, 12.4% y / y
• 23:21:01 RBNZ is ready to provide liquidity necessary to Banks
• 23:20:00 The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is working with the victims of the earthquake banks in order to guarantee the liquidity dopup
• 23:19:01 Nearby futures on the Nikkei index opened with a decrease of 95 points at 10,560 on the Singapore Exchange