FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-04-11

11 April 2011

• 20:57:01 IMF has lowered the forecast for U.S. GDP growth in 2011 to 2,8% -3 -
• 20:26:00 IMF has lowered the forecast for U.S. GDP growth in 2011 to 2,8% -2 -
• 20:09:01 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX on trades fell in price by 2.87 dollars to 109.92 dollars per barrel
• 20:05:01 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX in late afternoon trading was down 2.91 dollars at 109.88 dollars per barrel
• 20:02:01 IMF has lowered the forecast for U.S. GDP growth in 2011 to 2,8%
• 19:58:01 U.S. data for the week ahead: It is expected the output of important reports on inflation
• 19:11:01 IMF: World economic growth will slow because all becomes urgently necessary to change the balance of -3 -
• 19:01:01 DJIA: +9,58 points to 12,389.63 points
• 18:57:01 The IMF expects eurozone crisis affect the economic growth of only those three countries that have applied for assistance -3 -
• 18:46:01 Yellen: Longer-term inflation expectations are stable in general
• 18:46:01 Yellen: Increased short-term inflation expectations reasonable and appropriate
• 18:37:00 Yellen expects that the policy tightening will be gradual
• 18:37:00 Yellen believes that the soft Fed policy will be maintained over a long period of time
• 18:34:01 Yellen: Unemployment fell unexpectedly significantly
• 18:33:00 The IMF expects eurozone crisis affect the economic growth of only those three countries that have applied for assistance -2 -
• 18:29:00 Yellen: Fed's asset sales will be gradual and predictable
• 18:28:01 Yellen: Programs quantitative easing, the Fed helped the economy
• 18:18:01 Weber: Government must implement a credible plan of consolidation
• 18:17:00 Weber: Increasing rates clearly indicates that price stability is the main purpose of the ECB
• 18:15:00 Weber: ECB will never renounce its independence
• 18:15:00 Weber: ECB will never renounce its independence
• 18:13:00 Weber: Euro - is a reliable currency
• 18:13:00 Weber: Euro Crisis No, but there is a crisis of government debt
• 18:08:01 IMF: World economic growth will slow because all becomes urgently necessary to change the balance of -2 -
• 18:08:01 IMF: World economic growth will slow because all becomes urgently necessary to change the balance of -2 -
• 18:01:01 Yellen: price hike of raw materials is likely to exert pressure on costs
• 18:01:01 Yellen: price hike of raw materials is likely to exert pressure on costs
• 18:01:01 Yellen: The sharp economic recovery is unlikely
• 18:01:01 Yellen: The stability of price expectations can not be taken for granted
• 17:59:01 Yellen: Long-term inflation expectations remain restrained
• 17:59:01 Yellen: Long-term inflation expectations remain restrained
• 17:59:01 Yellen: the futures market suggest that commodity prices will stabilize around current levels
• 17:58:01 Yellen: Core inflation is a more reliable indicator of price prospects
• 17:58:01 Yellen: Inflation is likely to again be restrained
• 17:56:01 Yellen: driver of commodity prices are supply and demand in the world
• 17:55:01 Yellen: High commodity prices are not the result of the Fed's policy
• 17:55:01 Yellen: Fed intends to avoid mistakes and high inflation, 1970
• 17:54:01 Yellen: It may be necessary response from the policy if there has been continued steady growth in commodity prices
• 17:54:01 Yellen: Fed will closely watch inflation expectations
• 17:54:01 Yellen: Fed will closely watch inflation expectations
• 17:53:01 Yellen: If long-term inflation expectations remain stable, then a significant change in policy does not require
• 17:53:01 Yellen: High commodity prices are unlikely to undermine the recovery
• 17:52:01 Yellen: High commodity prices are unlikely to have lasting impact on inflation
• 17:52:01 representative Fed Yellen: loose monetary policy is still needed due to high unemployment and low inflation
• 17:52:01 representative Fed Yellen: loose monetary policy is still needed due to high unemployment and low inflation
• 17:51:01 REVIEW: The U.S. dollar rose slightly against the euro, but this growth is likely to be short-term
• 17:37:01 The IMF expects eurozone crisis affect the economic growth of only those three countries that have applied for help
• 17:31:01 DJIA: +37,96 points to 12,418.01 points
• 17:30:00 ECB Weber: the GDP of Europe will return to pre-crisis levels at the end of 2012
• 17:12:00 IMF: World economic growth will slow because all becomes urgently necessary to change the balance
• 17:12:00 IMF: World economic growth will slow because all becomes urgently necessary to change the balance
• 17:04:00 Ifo, INSEE, Istat increase forecast for euro zone GDP growth
• 17:01:01 DJIA: +49,73 points to 12,429.78 points
• 16:37:01 IMF: Bank of Canada should take a wait and see attitude towards further rate increases
• 16:36:01 IMF: Balance the risks to economic growth in Canada is shifted downward
• 16:36:01 IMF: Balance the risks to economic growth in Canada is shifted downward
• 16:36:01 IMF: A strong Canadian dollar, which is expected to continue to hinder economic growth
• 16:35:01 IMF raised its forecast for growth in Canadian GDP in 2011 to 2,8%
• 16:35:01 IMF raises forecast for German GDP growth in 2011 to 2,5% from 2,2% - Representative
• 16:31:01 DJIA: +48,97 points to 12,429.02 points
• 16:21:01 IMF: Bank of England runs the risk of spoiling its reputation as a fighter against inflation
• 16:21:01 IMF: Bank of England runs the risk of spoiling its reputation as a fighter against inflation
• 16:03:01 IMF raised its forecast for GDP growth in Japan in 2012 to 2,1% from 1,8%
• 16:02:01 IMF has lowered the forecast for GDP growth in Japan in 2011 to 1,4% from 1,6%
• 16:01:01 DJIA: +37,54 points to 12,417.59 points
• 16:00:01 IMF: pound, euro and yen are broadly consistent with medium-term fundamentals
• 16:00:01 IMF: Dollar somewhat a tall, given the fundamental factors
• 15:59:00 IMF: The Chinese Yuan is much weaker than required by the fundamental factors
• 15:57:00 IMF: Urgent need to lower rates EFSF
• 15:57:00 IMF: Urgent need to lower rates EFSF
• 15:56:01 IMF: Progress in regard to the concept of financial stability in the EU disappoints
• 15:56:01 IMF: Emergency measures should minimize the ECB gradually
• 15:55:00 IMF: ECB rate hike should be slower than in the rest of Europe
• 15:54:01 IMF raised its forecast for euro zone GDP growth in 2011 to 1,6% from 1,5%
• 15:54:01 IMF: France, Italy and Spain will require further budget cuts
• 15:53:01 IMF raises forecast for German GDP growth in 2011 to 2,5% from 2,2%
• 15:52:01 IMF: Bank of England runs the risk of spoiling its reputation as a fighter against inflation
• 15:52:01 IMF has lowered the forecast for the growth of UK GDP in 2011 to 1,7% from 2,0%
• 15:49:01 IMF: Oil prices have leveled stimulus from the Fed's policy
• 15:49:01 IMF: Fed should stick to easy monetary policy
• 15:48:01 IMF: Sudden changes in bond yield U.S. could threaten global financial stability
• 15:48:01 IMF: Sudden changes in bond yield U.S. could threaten global financial stability
• 15:47:00 IMF: Large U.S. financing needs will put pressure on interest rates on loans
• 15:46:01 IMF: Unemployment in the U.S. in 2011 will drop to 8.5%
• 15:46:01 IMF raised its forecast for U.S. GDP growth in 2012 to 2,9%
• 15:45:00 IMF has lowered the forecast for U.S. GDP growth in 2011 to 2,8%
• 15:44:01 IMF: Further instability in the Middle East and North Africa could push up food prices
• 15:43:00 IMF: World financial restructuring is too slow
• 15:43:00 IMF: The situation in financial markets will remain volatile due to uncertainty around Europe
• 15:42:01 IMF: Europe needs stringent stress tests in the banking sector recapitalization and to gain the trust of the market
• 15:41:01 IMF: Concerns about the fact that the departure from the loose monetary policy can cause inflation, are unfounded
• 15:40:01 IMF: Rich countries should maintain easy monetary policy to boost production
• 15:40:01 IMF: No need for a leveling of unconventional monetary policy in the short term
• 15:39:00 IMF: Developing countries should soon raise interest rates to avoid overheating
• 15:38:01 IMF: risk of disruption in oil supplies - a risk factor for global economic recovery
• 15:38:01 IMF: Inflation will remain strong, but a serious negative impact on economic growth is not expected
• 15:38:01 IMF: risk of disruption in oil supplies - a risk factor for global economic recovery
• 15:37:00 IMF: U.S. needs urgently to provide reliable plan to reduce deficit
• 15:37:00 IMF: Associated with the raw material inflationary pressures are increasing in developing countries
• 15:36:01 IMF: consumer price index of developing countries in 2011 will grow by 6,9%
• 15:35:00 IMF: consumer price index of developed countries in 2011 will grow by 2,2%
• 15:35:00 IMF: 2012, expected to accelerate world economic growth to 4,5%
• 15:34:01 IMF: World economic growth will slow because all becomes urgently necessary to change the balance
• 15:34:01 IMF: World economic growth in 2011 will slow to 4.4% from 5% in 2010
• 15:34:01 IMF: World economic growth in 2011 will slow to 4.4% from 5% in 2010
• 15:33:00 IMF: Australia's GDP in 2011 to grow by 3.0% and in 2012 - 3,5%
• 15:32:01 DJIA: +47,80 points to 12,427.85 points
• 15:29:00 OECD: Is it possible slowdown in China, other countries waiting for the healthy growth of -2 -
• 15:25:01 on trading in U.S. stock indexes rise, rise in price the shares of financial companies, DJIA +53 points
• 15:06:01 Nasdaq +12 points, S & P 500, paragraph 3, the leaders of growth - paper consumption and health sector
• 15:02:01 At the opening of trading in the U.S. DJIA +19 points, Expensive shares Alcoa, Microsoft
• 15:02:01 At the opening of trading in the U.S. DJIA +19 points, Expensive shares Alcoa, Microsoft
• 14:51:01 OECD: Is it possible slowdown in China, other countries waiting for the healthy growth
• 14:42:01 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar traded in narrow range against the U.S. dollar has strengthened
• 14:27:00 France posted a 25-week treasury bills worth 2.004 billion euros, the average yield of 1.104%
• 14:27:00 France posted a 12-week treasury bills worth 3.505 billion euros, the average yield of 0.894%
• 14:25:00 Fed officials Dudley: It is important to avoid excessive reaction to the increase in the overall rate of inflation
• 14:14:01 Dudley: High oil prices due to geopolitical factors
• 14:14:01 Dudley: High oil prices due to geopolitical factors
• 14:10:01 MARKET TALK: Major currencies traded in the range during the European session
• Dudley 14:08:01: Cause of rising prices for raw materials - fundamentals
• 13:51:01 Dudley: Reduction in leverage in the U.S. is practically completed
• 13:49:01 Dudley: Experience of Japan demonstrated the need for tough U.S. policy
• 13:49:01 Dudley: Experience of Japan demonstrated the need for tough U.S. policy
• 13:48:01 Dudley: illiquid housing market does not restrict the mobility of the workforce
• 13:31:01 An earthquake with a capacity of 5.9 points recorded in the northeast of Japan - Kyodo
• 13:31:01 An earthquake with a capacity of 5.9 points recorded in the northeast of Japan - Kyodo
• 13:28:00 Dudley: The effect of oil prices on monetary policy depends on the circumstances
• 13:18:00 The head of the BOJ Shirakawa: The damage to financial institutions in the affected areas is enormous
• 13:14:00 Dudley: Inflation expectations remain restrained
• 13:13:01 Dudley: For monetary policy the U.S. inflation expectations are important
• 13:13:01 Dudley: Growth in commodity prices lead to lower inflation in the U.S. than in other countries
• 13:12:00 Dudley: I would not say that to ensure the full restoration of U.S. economy
• 13:12:00 Dudley: It is important to avoid excessive reaction to the increase in the overall rate of inflation
• 13:12:00 Dudley: It is important to avoid excessive reaction to the increase in the overall rate of inflation
• 13:11:01 Dudley: The U.S. economy slow down mainly due to rising oil prices
• 13:11:01 Fed officials Dudley: The U.S. economy slow down over the past two months
• 13:10:00 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The dollar / franc aims to drop below 0,90 - BarCap
• 13:10:00 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The dollar / franc aims to drop below 0,90 - BarCap
• 12:25:01 FEATURE: Now, hardly anyone would bet on the growth of the pound -2 -
• 12:25:01 FEATURE: Now, hardly anyone would bet on the growth of the pound -2 -
• 12:11:01 Manager BOJ Shirakawa: The intervention of the Group of Seven has helped to prevent adverse effects on other markets
• 11:59:00 FEATURE: Now, hardly anyone would bet on the growth of the pound
• 11:59:00 FEATURE: Now, hardly anyone would bet on the growth of the pound
• 11:57:00 OECD leading indicator in February rose to 103.2 against 103.0 in January
• 11:53:00 MARKET TALK: EUR / CHF targeting consolidated above 1,3144 - BNPP
• 11:33:00 OECD leading indicator in February rose to 103.2 against 103.0 in January
• 11:33:00 OECD leading indicator points to continued economic growth
• 11:33:00 OECD leading indicator in February rose to 103.2 against 103.0 in January
• 11:32:01 IMF forecasts modest economic growth in developed countries in 2011
• 11:32:01 Shirakawa: The intervention of the Group of Seven has helped to prevent adverse effects on other markets
• 11:32:01 IMF expects a further strengthening of the German economy
• 11:18:01 Shirakawa: The intervention of the Group of Seven has played a key role in stabilizing the foreign exchange market
• 11:15:00 Shirakawa: Appropriate measures will be taken as necessary
• 11:15:00 Shirakawa: Appropriate measures will be taken as necessary
• 11:15:00 Shirakawa: Bank of Japan will continue to carefully study the prospects for economic activity and prices
• 11:14:01 Shirakawa: Bank of Japan will continue to work to maintain confidence in the Japanese currency
• 10:57:00 Shirakawa: Bank of Japan provided ample liquidity immediately after the earthquake
• 10:57:00 Shirakawa: Calm in the money market in Japan has been restored
• 10:57:00 Shirakawa: Bank of Japan provided ample liquidity immediately after the earthquake
• 10:53:00 Shirakawa: The damage caused by earthquake, the financial institutions was enormous
• 10:53:00 Shirakawa: The damage caused by earthquake, the financial institutions was enormous
• 10:50:01 Manager BOJ Shirakawa: Financial institutions in areas affected by the earthquake, gradually rise to their feet
• 10:50:01 Comments Dudley contained in the text of his speech he was to say in Tokyo
• 10:49:00 Dudley did not mention monetary policy or the economy
• 10:49:00 Dudley: Regulators must not lose resolve on reforms
• 10:48:01 Dudley: The collapse of major banks has serious international implications
• 10:47:00 Fed President-New York Dudley: The world needs more cooperation in financial supervision
• 10:36:01 OECD: GDP of France in 2011, 1.6% in 2012 2% - Forecast -2 -
• 10:34:01 ratio of demand to cover the 6-month bonds in Germany amounted to 1.3
• 10:34:01 ratio of demand to cover the 6-month bonds in Germany amounted to 1.3
• 10:34:01 Germany posted a 6-month bonds worth 4 billion euros, the yield of 1.0884%
• 10:13:01 DATA: Industrial production in Italy in February 1.4% m / m, 2.3% y / y
• 10:13:01 DATA: Industrial production in Italy in February 1.4% m / m, 2.3% y / y
• 9:58:00 OECD: GDP of France in 2011, 1.6% in 2012 2% - forecast
• 9:49:01 A strong earthquake in Tokyo
• 9:42:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The growth of the euro / franc has been stalled for 1,3205 - Commerzbank
• 9:39:01 Head of the OECD Gurria: French GDP in 2011 to grow by 2%
• 9:29:01 Industrial production in Italy in February predicted 1.4% m / m, 3.3% y / y
• 9:29:01 Industrial production in Italy in February 1.4% m / m, 2.3% y / y
• 9:12:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The risk of growth of pair euro / dollar - Commerzbank
• 9:03:01 OECD sees risks creating a bubble in real estate France
• 9:03:01 OECD: The French Government should clarify in detail how it intends to achieve target levels of deficit
• 9:03:01 OECD: The French Government should clarify in detail how it intends to achieve target levels of deficit
• 9:02:01 OECD: France's deficit levels are adequate
• 9:02:01 OECD calls for the establishment of an independent fiscal council in France
• 9:02:01 OECD calls for the establishment of an independent fiscal council in France
• 9:01:00 OECD: GDP of France in 2011, 1.6% in 2012 2% - forecast
• 8:54:01 DATA: Industrial production in France in February 0.4% m / m
• 8:46:01 REVIEW: The Australian dollar rose to a new 29-year high on talk of mergers and acquisitions
• 8:36:01 Technical research European Forex: Dollar remains under pressure -3 -
• 8:22:01 Technical research CURRENCY MARKETS: U.S. dollar this week tends to lower against most major currencies -2 -
• 8:15:00 Industrial production in France in February 0.4% m / m
• 8:15:00 Technical research European Forex: Dollar remains under pressure -2 -
• 8:12:01 The head of the Bank of Japan, Osaka: The weak yen is likely to positively affect the electronics sector
• 8:12:01 The head of the Bank of Japan in Osaka: Weak yen may have no impact on the auto industry, since it stopped
• 8:03:00 REVIEW: The New Zealand dollar rose against the backdrop of cost data
• 7:55:00 Technical research CURRENCY MARKETS: U.S. dollar this week tends to lower against most major currencies
• 7:54:01 Technical research European Forex: Dollar remains under pressure
• 7:45:00 FOREX: The yen is growing, but dealers still believe that the yen will fall
• 07:32:01 Nikkei fell on trading results at the 0.5% to 9719.7 points
• 7:29:00 The Bank of Japan: Seven of the nine regions have lowered assessment of the economy in April compared with January
• 7:13:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / US dollar traded steadily, resistance is located at 0.7840
• 7:12:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: Hedge funds are rapidly getting rid of the yen - IMM
• 7:04:01 The Bank of Japan: Seven regions reported a decline in output, private consumption
• 7:04:01 The Bank of Japan: Careful assessment of the economy is typical for many regions of the earthquake
• 7:04:01 The Bank of Japan: Careful assessment of the economy is typical for many regions of the earthquake
• 7:03:00 The Bank of Japan: One of the nine regions of increased economic assessment unchanged in April compared with January
• 7:03:00 The Bank of Japan: One of the nine regions had left an assessment of economy unchanged in April compared with January
• 7:02:01 The Bank of Japan: Seven of the nine regions have lowered assessment of the economy in April compared with January
• 6:47:01 oil futures on the NYMEX on Friday reached a maximum of 2.5 years against dollar weakness
• 6:42:01 Concerns about the economy and politics contributed to the growth of futures for gold and silver on the COMEX
• 4:45:00 KEY DATA OF GREAT BRITAIN: Inflation will remain at the level of 4,4%
• 4:31:01 KEY DATA Eurozone: Industrial production continues to grow