FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-04-05

5 April 2011

• 20:27:01 Minutes of the Fed meeting: The economy is gathering pace, there are risks of inflation expectations
• 20:10:00 OVERVIEW: The U.S. has handed over the position, won against the euro, against the backdrop of the Fed minutes
• 20:06:00 futures on the NYMEX crude oil closed down 13 cents to 108.34 dollars per barrel
• 20:04:00 futures at the close of NYMEX crude oil fell 20 cents to 108.27 dollars per barrel
• 19:51:01 REVIEW: The dollar / yen to EBS exceeded 84.73 and reached its highest level since September 24
• 19:38:01 The dollar has lost positions against the euro and the yen, won after the publication of the Fed minutes
• 19:37:01 Crude oil futures traded unchanged after the release of Fed minutes
• 19:37:01 Stocks hold the conquered positions, DJIA +28 points
• 19:36:01 The dollar / yen to EBS exceeded 84.73 and reached its highest level since September 24
• 19:35:01 Minutes of the Fed meeting: Some leaders of the Fed noted that "solely" soft policies may be needed after 2011
• 19:35:01 Minutes of the Fed meeting: Some leaders of the Fed noted that "solely" soft policies may be needed after 2011
• 19:35:01 Minutes of the Fed meeting: Some leaders of the Fed noted that the economy may need a smaller number of "easy money"
• 19:34:01 Minutes of the Fed meeting: The strong increase in inflation expectations could push up wages
• 19:34:01 Minutes of meetings of the Fed: core inflation seems to have reached its bottom
• 19:34:01 Minutes of meetings of the Fed: core inflation seems to have reached its bottom
• 19:33:01 Minutes of the Fed meeting: The growth in commodity prices poses risks to consumer spending and companies
• 19:33:01 Minutes of the Fed meeting: Some say that the program can be reduced if the economic recovery will become stronger
• 19:32:01 Minutes of the Fed meeting: Some of the leaders of the Fed still does not believe in the program
• 19:32:01 Minutes of the Fed meeting: Guide the Fed agreed to continue the program for the purchase of bonds
• 19:32:01 Minutes of the Fed meeting: Guide the Fed agreed to continue the program for the purchase of bonds
• 19:16:01 Fed President Plosser, Philadelphia: Economists are still trying to understand the causes of financial crisis
• 18:54:01 REVIEW: The dollar surrendered won in early trading positions after the disappointing ISM report
• 18:31:01 DJIA: +26,95 points to 12,426.98 points
• 18:31:01 DJIA: +26,95 points to 12,426.98 points
• 18:25:01 Fed President Plosser, Philadelphia: Economists are still trying to understand the causes of financial crisis
• 18:21:01 Draghi very excited about the increase of capital in local banks
• 18:20:01 Fed President Lockhart Atlanta: Adoption of regulatory policy requires complex trade-offs
• 18:19:01 The head of the Bank of Italy's Draghi: Italian banks are strong, but are faced with credit risk
• 18:18:01 Kocherlakota, in his speech does not speak about monetary policy, does not make economic forecasts
• 18:17:01 Kocherlakota: Should focus on assets rather than debt holders
• 18:16:01 Minneapolis Fed President Kocherlakota: Please review the policy for housing finance
• 18:03:00 DATA: The Institute for Supply Management / ISM /: PMI index for the U.S. unproductive in March 57.3 vs. 59.7 in Feb
• 18:01:00 DJIA: +20,63 points to 12,420.66 points
• 17:55:00 Fed's statements about inflation are aimed at preventing price increases - Reinhart
• 17:54:01 Fed tightening tone on inflation does not mean a quick tightening of its policy - a former Fed official
• 17:54:01 Fed tightening tone on inflation does not mean a quick tightening of its policy - a former Fed official
• 17:39:00 watching the Bank of England: The Bank of England will remain soft in April, while the ECB to raise rates -2 -
• 17:31:00 DJIA: +27,7 points to 12,427.73 points
• 17:01:01 DJIA: +12,3 points to 12,412.33 points
• 16:31:01 DJIA: +3,11 points to 12,403.14 points
• 16:31:01 DJIA: +3,11 points to 12,403.14 points
• 16:11:01 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar rose slightly despite a rise in interest rates in China
• 16:11:01 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar rose slightly despite a rise in interest rates in China
• 16:01:01 DJIA: +4,2 points to 12,404.23 points
• 15:59:01 DJIA moved into positive territory, three points, shares of technology companies Expensive
• 15:46:01 watching the Bank of England: The Bank of England will remain soft in April, while the ECB raises rates
• 15:34:01 The dollar fell after an unexpected decrease nonproductive ISM index for March
• 15:34:01 DJIA -43 points after macro
• 15:34:01 The dollar fell after an unexpected decrease nonproductive ISM index for March
• 15:32:01 DJIA: -32,47 points to 12,367.56 points
• 15:32:01 DJIA: -32,47 points to 12,367.56 points
• 15:30:00 ISM: Index of employment in non-manufacturing sector in March, 53.7 vs. 55.6 in Feb
• 15:30:00 ISM: Price index for non-manufacturing sector in March, 72.1 vs. 73.3 in Feb
• 15:30:00 ISM: Price index for non-manufacturing sector in March, 72.1 vs. 73.3 in Feb
• 15:30:00 ISM: The index of new orders in the non-manufacturing sector in March, 64.1 vs. 64.4 in Feb
• 15:30:00 ISM: PMI index for the nonproduction sphere in March projected at 59.7
• 15:30:00 Institute for Supply Management / ISM /: PMI index for the U.S. unproductive in March 57.3 vs. 59.7 in Feb
• 15:30:00 ISM: index of business activity in non-manufacturing sector in March, 59.7 vs. 66.9 in Feb
• 15:04:00 Nasdaq -1 point, S & P -3 points; in leaders of falling - shares of companies in the sector of health
• 15:03:01 At the opening of trading in U.S. stock indexes fall: DJIA -25 points, and in leaders of falling - Boeing, J & J
• 14:52:00 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 5 weeks of March -0.6% m / m
• 14:51:01 The International Monetary Fund: Requests for assistance from Portugal in the IMF have been reported
• 14:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 5 weeks of March -0.6% m / m
• 14:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 5 weeks of March 1.9% y / y
• 14:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the week of March 27 - April 2 0.5% y / y
• 14:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 5 weeks of March 1.9% y / y
• 14:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 5 weeks of March -0.6% m / m
• 14:21:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The dollar was trading in Europe in different directions, and the pound rose
• 13:55:00 MARKET TALK: USD increases against other currencies after a rate hike in China
• 13:55:00 MARKET TALK: USD increases against other currencies after a rate hike in China
• 13:45:00 foreign exchange reserves of Canada in March of 274 million U.S. dollars compared to February
• 13:45:00 foreign exchange reserves of Canada in March of 274 million U.S. dollars compared to February
• 13:27:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 2.3% for the week of March 27 - April 2
• 13:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 2.8% y / y
• 13:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 2.3% for the week of March 27 - April 2
• 13:09:01 EU Commission President Barroso: Do not impose too high costs in Ireland and Greece
• 13:00:00 MARKET TALK: When trading above 0.7650 the pair New Zealand dollar / U.S. dollar focused on growth - BarCap
• 12:53:01 watching the Bank of Japan: Bank of Japan this week is likely to prompt new lending program for earthquake -2 -
• 12:46:00 watching the Bank of Japan: Bank of Japan this week is likely to prompt new lending program for earthquake relief
• 12:38:01 MARKET TALK: Probably the consolidation of pair euro / yen - Commerzbank
• 12:26:00 OECD: Economic growth is gaining momentum, inflation may be a cause for concern -2 -
• 12:14:00 FIX: OECD: Economic growth in Japan could decrease by 0,2% -0,6% in the 1 st quarter and 1,4% in the 2 nd quarter
• 11:51:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The dollar reached an intraday highs after the hike in China
• 11:43:01 The People's Bank of China raised its benchmark interest rate and deposit rate by 25 basis points
• 11:39:01 The dollar rose after the hike, the People's Bank of China
• 11:38:01 OECD: Economic growth is gaining momentum, inflation may be a cause for concern
• 11:25:01 Ministry of Finance of the United Kingdom: Government reserves the UK in March of 2.25 billion U.S. m / m
• 11:09:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / CHF will trade in the region of 1.30 by the end of the 2 nd quarter - Julius Baer
• 11:03:01 DATA: Retail sales in the eurozone in February -0.1% mom, 0.1% y / y
• 10:53:01 OECD: The expected increase in interest rates the ECB does not have a significant impact on economic growth in the euro area
• 10:48:00 DATA: Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / services to the UK in March 57.1 - Sources
• 10:43:01 OECD: ECB "properly concerned about the" inflationary expectations
• 10:42:00 OECD: Euro "relatively strong" against the U.S. dollar
• 10:41:01 OECD: housing markets in several countries demonstrated the continuing weakness of the
• 10:41:01 OECD: housing markets in several countries demonstrated the continuing weakness of the
• 10:39:01 OECD: There are downside risks from the situation in the Middle East, North Africa and the rise in oil prices
• 10:38:01 OECD: Japan's GDP growth forecast for the 1 st quarter was reduced to 0,2% -0,6%, while for the 2 nd quarter - up 1.4%
• 10:35:01 OECD: GDP growth forecast for Italy, the 2 nd quarter was reduced to 1.3% growth forecast for UK GDP for the 2 nd quarter was lowered to 1%
• 10:34:01 OECD: Germany's GDP growth forecast is 2.3%, unchanged
• 10:33:01 OECD: Projected U.S. GDP growth for the 2 nd quarter increased to 3,4% against the previous forecast of growth at 2.5%
• 10:33:01 OECD: Projected U.S. GDP growth for the 2 nd quarter increased to 3,4% against the previous forecast of growth at 2.5%
• 10:32:00 OECD: Economic recovery in the Big Seven with the exception of Japan, is gaining momentum
• 10:30:01 Retail sales in the eurozone for the January revised to 0.2% m / m, 0.4% y / y
• 10:30:01 Retail sales in the Eurozone for February without ism predicted m / m, 0.7% y / y
• 10:30:01 Retail sales in the eurozone in February -0.1% mom, 0.1% y / y
• 10:28:01 REVIEW: The pound rose sharply against the background of a strong index of purchasing managers / PMI / services for the UK
• 10:20:01 DATA: A composite index of purchasing managers / PMI / eurozone in March 57.6 - Sources
• 10:14:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD marginally responded to the PMI index for the services of Great Britain
• 10:05:01 Ministry of Finance of Britain: sold 12 billion yen per pound on March 18
• 10:04:01 Ministry of Finance of the United Kingdom: UK Government Reserves 41.1 billion dollars as at end-March
• 10:03:01 Ministry of Finance of the United Kingdom: Government reserves the UK in March of 2.25 billion U.S. m / m
• 10:01:01 The pound rose sharply after a strong PMI index for the services of Great Britain
• 10:01:01 The pound rose sharply after a strong PMI index for the services of Great Britain
• 9:58:00 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / services to the UK in March 57.1 - Sources
• 09:58:00 PMI for the services of Great Britain in March projected at 52.6
• 09:58:00 PMI for the services of Great Britain in March projected at 52.6
• 9:58:00 In February PMI for the services of Great Britain amounted to 52.6
• 9:49:01 Head of the Bank of Spain: Estimates of the cost of Akiva Spain faithful
• 9:38:00 The Bank of Spain: The markets are more confident in Spain
• 9:34:00 The Bank of Spain: Continuing the reform should be deep
• 9:33:01 The Bank of Spain: The economy is still in a phase correction
• 9:32:01 In February eurozone composite PMI stood at 58.2
• 9:32:00 Eurozone Composite PMI for March, projected at 57.5
• 9:31:01 Composite Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / eurozone in March 57.6 - Sources
• 9:31:01 Composite Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / eurozone in March 57.6 - Sources
• 09:28:00 PMI for the eurozone services sector in March projected at 56.9
• 9:28:00 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / services for the eurozone in March 57.2 - Sources
• 9:28:00 In February Purchasing Managers Index for services amounted to euro 56.8
• 9:23:01 In February PMI for the services sector in Germany amounted to 58.6
• 09:23:01 PMI for the services sector in Germany in March projected at 60.1
• 9:23:01 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / for the services sector in Germany in March 60.1 - Sources
• 9:18:00 In February PMI for the service of France amounted to 59.7
• 09:18:00 PMI for the service of France in March projected at 60.7
• 9:18:00 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / services to France in March 60.4 - Sources
• 9:15:01 In fer PMI for the services sector in Italy was 53.1
• 09:15:01 PMI for services in Italy in March projected at 51.4
• 09:15:01 PMI for services in Italy in March projected at 51.4
• 9:14:00 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / services to Italy in March 53.3 - Sources
• 9:13:01 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / services to Italy in March 53.3 - Sources
• 9:13:01 Head of the Bank of Spain: Spain's economic policy was subjected to a large change
• 09:13:01 PMI for services in Italy in March projected at 51.4
• 9:13:01 In February PMI for the services sector in Italy was 53.1
• 9:10:00 Head of the Bank of Spain: Restructuring of the Spanish banking sector continues
• 9:09:01 Head of the Bank of Spain: Adjustment of the Spanish economy continues
• 9:04:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The growth of the euro / franc stalled around 1.3150
• 8:55:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The Reserve Bank of Australia left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at the Asian session
• 08:32:00 FTSE 100 0.1% at opening
• 8:24:00 OVERVIEW: The Australian dollar was under pressure from the foreign trade deficit
• 8:05:01 REVIEW: The dollar traded slightly higher against major currencies against Bernanke's comments
• 07:53:01 Moody's: downgrade Portugal, mainly due to increases in political, fiscal and economic uncertainty
• 07:43:01 Moody's: The result of the revision of the rating of Portugal critically influenced sposobsnost Portuguese institutions to continue consolidation in the fiscal and structural reforms
• 07:42:00 Moody's: The result of the revision of the rating of Portugal critically influenced by access to stable sources of funding
• 7:40:00 The euro / dollar fell to 1.4191 against 1.4203, after a downgrade of Portugal anegtstvom Moody's
• 7:38:01 New Zealand dollar fell slightly but remained in the range
• 7:35:01 DATA: Sentiment Index in the business circles of Japan -3.8 m / m
• 07:33:01 Nikkei Stock Average of trades fell by 1.1% to 9615.55 points
• 6:43:01 Reserve Bank of Australia left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.75%
• 6:35:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / U.S. dollar traded in a range - ANZ
• 6:12:01 RBA: Credit growth remains fairly subdued
• 6:11:01 Couple Australian dollar / Japanese yen traded at 87.05 against 87.14 after the announcement of the decision the RBA
• 6:11:01 Australian dollar regained lost ground, trading at 1.0324 U.S. dollars
• 6:09:01 RBA: Growth in wages back to levels observed before the recession
• 6:08:01 RBA: Probably the slowdown in employment growth
• 6:08:01 pair AUD / USD traded at 1.0315 against 1.0324 after the RBA announcement of the decision
• 6:07:01 RBA: Exchange rate eliminates a large increase in utility prices
• 6:07:01 RBA: Exchange rate eliminates a large increase in utility prices
• 6:06:01 RBA: Leading indicators point to increasing employment
• 6:06:01 RBA: Employment growth has slowed in recent months
• 6:04:01 RBA: Inflation contributes to the high exchange rate
• 6:03:01 RBA: Growth in the March consumer price index / CPI / should come to nothing later in the year
• 6:02:01 RBA: Inflation is a medium-term goals
• 6:02:01 RBA: Moderately restrictive policy remains appropriate
• 6:02:01 RBA: Moderately restrictive policy remains appropriate
• 6:01:01 Reserve Bank of Australia left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.75%
• 6:00:01 Reserve Bank of Australia left its benchmark interest rate without ism at the level of 4,75%
• 5:46:00 Fed Chairman Bernanke: Inflation is likely to be temporary
• 5:02:00 Technical research: A pair of Australian dollar / New Zealand dollar may fall to 1.3282 and 1.3188 in coming days
• 3:52:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar is trading with a decrease - BarCap
• 3:37:01 Nikkei stock index fell 1.2% to 9606.72 points, shares Tepco -12%
• 3:37:01 Nikkei stock index fell 1.2% to 9606.72 points, shares Tepco -12%
• 3:30:01 pair avstrliysky / USD traded at 1.0327 against 1.0353
• 3:00:01 trade deficit Australia in Feb 205.0 million dollars ATS, the forecast - a surplus of U.S. $ 1.2 billion ATS
• 3:00:01 exports from Australia in February -2% m / m
• 3:00:01 Importing to Australia in February +5% m / m
• 3:00:01 exports from Australia in February -2% m / m
• 3:00:01 trade deficit Australia in Feb 205.0 million dollars ATS, the forecast - a surplus of U.S. $ 1.2 billion ATS
• 3:00:01 Importing to Australia in February +5% m / m
• 2:28:01 Gold and silver rose on Monday amid fears about inflation
• 2:28:01 Gold and silver rose on Monday amid fears about inflation
• 2:21:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar briefly rose against Bernanke's comments
• 2:19:00 Sano: I would like an early restoration of stability in producing countries
• 2:18:01 Sano: Rising oil prices is partly due to political instability in producing countries
• 2:17:00 Minister of Economy of Japan Yosano: yen strength softened the impact of higher oil prices
• 2:17:00 Sano: The current weakening of the yen raised concerns about high oil prices
• 2:17:00 Sano: The current weakening of the yen raised concerns about high oil prices
• 1:34:01 Nikkei index is in negative territory
• 1:33:01 Nikkei stock index began trading with an increase of 0,1%, at 9732.26
• 1:31:00 Bernanke: Need to address the problem of long-term deficit is now
• 1:31:00 Bernanke: Need to address the problem of long-term deficit is now
• 1:30:01 The euro / dollar fell below 1.42 on Bernanke's comments about inflation, housing market
• 1:30:01 Bernanke expects that in the medium term, inflation will be low compared with long-term trend
• 1:29:01 Bernanke: The data indicate that stable long-term inflation expectations
• 1:28:01 Bernanke: countries with surpluses should change the balance sheet, stimulate domestic demand
• 1:24:01 Bernanke: The weakness of the housing market - one of the impediments to economic growth
• 1:23:01 Bernanke: Number of cases of loss of home due to nonpayment of the loan is likely to remain high
• 1:22:01 Bernanke: Fed will react to the sustained rise in inflation
• 1:22:01 Bernanke: Fed will react to the sustained rise in inflation
• 1:21:01 Bernanke: Inflation is likely to be temporary
• 1:20:01 Bernanke: inflation pushed up by supply and demand in the commodities sector
• 1:20:01 Bernanke: We see a rise in inflation
• 1:20:01 Bernanke: We see a rise in inflation
• 1:19:01 Bernanke: We use a variety of sources to determine the level of inflation
• 1:09:00 futures on the NYMEX crude oil peaked at 2.5 years against the backdrop of events in Libya
• 1:09:00 futures on the NYMEX crude oil peaked at 2.5 years against the backdrop of events in Libya
• 00:59:00 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / Japan for the services sector in March, 36.1 vs. 51.0 in February
• 00:54:01 In the prepared speech, Bernanke did not comment on politics and economics
• 00:53:00 Fed Chairman Bernanke: More importance is the regulation of exchanges
• 00:53:00 Bernanke: It's important to have standard rules for global exchanges
• 00:23:00 MARKET TALK: Euro awaits Bernanke speech
• 00:14:01 REVIEW: Euro declined after reaching a 5-month high of -2 -