FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-04-14

14 April 2011

• 19:39:01 U.S. stocks were traded with an increase after the approval of the budget, DJIA is trading with an increase of 14 points
• 19:37:01 It is expected that the Senate will take fiscal measures later on Thursday
• 19:36:01 The Bill provides for the reduction of the budget expenditure of 38 billion dollars from current levels by the end of fiscal 2011
• 19:35:01 U.S. Congress voted 260 against 167 for to approve a bill to finance the government budget until September
• 19:23:01 ECB Provopulos: Greece should aim for a more ambitious reform -2 -
• 19:23:01 Plosser: Fed policy should aim to influence asset prices
• 19:23:01 Plosser: Various comments from the Fed does not cast doubt on its mission
• 19:23:01 Plosser: Various comments from the Fed does not cast doubt on its mission
• 19:23:01 ECB Provopulos: Greece should aim for a more ambitious reform -2 -
• 19:22:01 Plosser: Economic impact of events in Japan are likely to be temporary
• 19:21:01 Plosser: the ECB has to deal with other economic and inflation situation
• 19:21:01 Plosser: Completion of the program of quantitative easing will not have a strong influence on the price of commodities
• 19:19:01 Plosser: No one at the Fed no illusions about inflation
• 19:19:01 Plosser: Inflation expectations did not plunge me into a panic
• 19:18:01 Plosser: Tightening monetary policy is possible next year
• 19:16:01 IMF chief: Program aid to Greece to work without restructuring -2 -
• 19:08:01 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX on trading results increased in price by 1 dollar to 108.11 dollars per brrel
• 18:56:01 ECB Provopulos: Greece should aim for a more ambitious reform
• 18:37:00 Plosser: Many at the Fed are concerned about the size of the balance
• 18:37:00 Plosser: Fed's balance sheet should be reduced in the end
• 18:31:00 Tarullo: No need for premature completion of the program buying bonds
• 18:25:00 Plosser: Monetary policy - this is not a magic elixir
• 18:23:00 Plosser: It is dangerous to assume that the Fed can solve all economic problems
• 18:23:00 Plosser: It is dangerous to assume that the Fed can solve all economic problems
• 18:21:00 Plosser: inflation indicators "tend to grow"
• 18:21:00 Plosser: The gold standard is no panacea for price stability
• 18:15:00 Minister of Finance of Japan, Noda intends to encourage to continue to work the Group of Seven in the foreign exchange market
• 18:13:00 Manager BOJ Shirakawa: Bank will not buy bonds, it will hurt the yen
• 18:11:01 IMF chief: Program aid to Greece to work without restructuring
• 18:07:01 Fed officials Tarullo: Core inflation is a more reliable indicator of price trends in the U.S.
• 18:02:01 Plosser: Amount of excess capacity may not be sufficiently significant to curb rising prices
• 18:02:01 Plosser: Amount of excess capacity may not be sufficiently significant to curb rising prices
• 18:00:01 Plosser: There are many signs of a sustained economic recovery
• 18:00:01 Plosser: In the near future, perhaps a tightening of monetary policy
• 17:59:01 Plosser: No immediate inflationary threat
• 17:58:01 Plosser: The jump in commodity prices could lead to an increase in headline inflation
• 17:57:01 Plosser predicts "awesome" a shift in inflation dynamics in the U.S.
• 17:57:01 Plosser: Fed should determine the target rate of inflation, to maintain credibility
• 17:56:01 representative Fed Plosser: I fear that the Fed is losing its reputation as a fighter against inflation
• 17:53:01 WSJ: A quarterly index of U.S. manufacturing sector outlook lowered
• 17:31:01 DJIA: -2,08 points to 12,268.91 points
• 17:27:01 Noda: There are downside risks to the Japanese economy in the short term
• 17:27:01 Noda: I would say more twenty that the Japanese economy will certainly recover
• 17:26:01 Provopulos: ECB will take all that is needed to maintain price stability
• 17:26:01 Noda: I will say Big Twenty, that Japan will shape our finances in the medium and long term
• 17:26:01 Provopulos: Risks to price stability remain displaced in the direction of growth "
• 17:26:01 Provopulos: Risks to price stability remain displaced in the direction of growth "
• 17:25:01 Provopulos: Monetary policy remains "very soft"
• 17:25:01 Noda: Japan's economic and financial system as a whole are strong
• 17:24:01 Noda: It is too early to say when the Japanese economy recovers
• 17:24:01 Provopulos: The ECB did not decide to start a series of interest rate hikes
• 17:24:01 Noda: I will tell the Group of Seven about the need for further careful monitoring of currency markets
• 17:23:01 Provopulos: the ECB has no predetermined course on interest rates
• 17:21:00 Provopulos: Debt Restructuring Greece creates more problems than it solves them
• 17:20:01 Provopulos: Debt Restructuring Greece is neither necessary nor desirable
• 17:20:01 Provopulos: Debt Restructuring Greece is neither necessary nor desirable
• 17:19:00 ECB Provopulos: Greece should aim for a more ambitious reform
• 17:15:01 Japanese Finance Minister Noda: We will ask the Group of Seven to continue interaction in the foreign exchange market
• 17:10:01 on trading in U.S. stock indexes regained their lost position in the morning, DJIA +1 point
• 17:01:01 DJIA: -6,39 points to 12,264.60 points
• 16:59:01 EU representative Ren: I do not think debt restructuring Greece acceptable option
• 16:46:01 Fed officials Kocherlakota: Fed will not change interest rates
• 16:36:01 Shirakawa: Deflation - a symptom of other problems: declining population and economic growth
• 16:32:01 Shirakawa: Cause of deflation in Japan weakened expectations of growth
• 16:32:01 Shirakawa: Cause of deflation in Japan weakened expectations of growth
• 16:31:00 DJIA: -37,69 points to 12,233.30 points
• 16:21:00 Shirakawa: has intervened after the earthquake, in order to avoid excessive volatility
• 16:19:00 Shirakawa: The yen rose due to the reduction of trade on the difference between the interest rates, technical factors
• 16:17:01 Shirakawa: The yen rose after the earthquake is not due to the repatriation of funds of insurers
• 16:16:01 Manager BOJ Shirakawa: Bank of Japan bought more risky assets after the earthquake, has provided liquidity
• 16:16:01 Manager BOJ Shirakawa: Bank of Japan bought more risky assets after the earthquake, has provided liquidity
• 16:02:01 DJIA: -49,27 points to 12,221.72 points
• 15:57:01 IMF head: You must beware of complacency, until the economy recovers
• 15:43:01 EU representative Rehn: aid package must contain the crisis in the eurozone
• 15:32:01 DJIA: -41,47 points to 12,229.52 points
• 15:30:01 Rehn: Political parties in Portugal have come to an agreement on a plan of financial assistance
• 15:28:01 Fitch Affirms Ireland's "BBB +", outlook "negative"
• 15:26:01 Rehn: Debt Restructuring Greece could provoke "a chain reaction" in the banking system
• 15:24:01 IMF chief: Plan to combat debt problems of the EU and the crisis of economic growth is not sufficiently comprehensive
• 15:23:00 Comments of the Fund were announced during a TV interview to Bloomberg TV
• 15:21:01 The head of IMF: Greece should beware of the fact that the reform program out of steam
• 15:20:01 IMF chief: Program aid to Greece to work without restructuring
• 15:20:01 The head of the IMF: Working with Portugal on a plan to provide financial assistance
• 15:17:00 Rehn: Together with the IMF, we analyze the debt sustainability of Greece
• 15:17:00 Business Barometer DJ-BTMU week March 27 - April 2 0.5% n / n
• 15:15:00 Wren: I do not consider debt restructuring Greece acceptable option
• 15:01:00 DJIA: -43,02 points to 12,227.97 points
• 15:01:00 REVIEW: The dollar has lost typed positions against the euro after weak U.S. data
• 15:00:01 Energy Information Administration: Common stock of the working gas in the U.S. 28 billion cubic feet to 1.607 trillion cubic feet
• 14:59:00 U.S. stock indexes regained some lost ground against the growth of quotations in the commodity sector, DJIA -50 points
• 14:53:00 Most of the eurozone forecast Greek debt restructuring - the representatives of
• 14:31:00 DJIA: -77,76 points to 12,193.23 points
• 14:30:01 Business Barometer DJ-BTMU week March 27 - April 2 2.9% y / y
• 14:30:01 Business Barometer DJ-BTMU week March 27 - April 2 0.5% n / n
• 14:30:01 IMF chief expects big twenty approves economic indicators, which measure the imbalances
• 14:30:01 IMF chief expects big twenty approves economic indicators, which measure the imbalances
• 14:29:00 IMF chief: Program in Greece should be carried out according to plan, to ensure success
• 14:28:01 Duke: The Central Bank will maintain a stable rate of inflation "
• 14:27:00 Wren: It is expected that the plan to help Portugal will be prepared for the week
• 14:26:01 Kocherlakota: Changes in regulation after the crisis is inevitable
• 14:26:01 Duke: The Fed will act if inflation is "stable"
• 14:25:00 IMF chief: We still are in the world economic crisis
• 14:25:00 EU representative Wren: Spain distanced itself from the weaker euro zone economy
• 14:25:00 EU representative Wren: Spain distanced itself from the weaker euro zone economy
• 14:23:00 Kocherlakota: Recovery in Japan will boost the world economy
• 14:23:00 IMF chief: We welcome President Obama's plan to reduce the deficit, but it must be carefully
• 14:23:00 IMF chief: We welcome President Obama's plan to reduce the deficit, but it must be carefully
• 14:22:01 IMF chief: Unemployment in the world are still too high
• 14:22:01 IMF chief: Unemployment in the world are still too high
• 14:22:01 on trading in U.S. stock indices down, cheaper stocks of industrial and financial companies; DJIA -100 points
• 14:22:01 Kocherlakota: I share the concerns Bernanke on increasing the debt limit
• 14:21:00 IMF chief: Still to be done to resolve the global financial system
• 14:19:00 IMF chief: We need urgent action to rebalancing the world economy
• 14:18:01 Kocherlakota: Employment recovered more slowly than we would like
• 14:18:01 IMF head: You must beware of complacency, until the economy recovers
• 14:17:00 Fed officials Duke: The markets are likely to "be able to withstand the" completion of the program of buying bonds
• 14:17:00 Kocherlakota: Core inflation is now very low
• 14:17:00 Fed officials Duke: The markets are likely to "be able to withstand the" completion of the program of buying bonds
• 14:17:00 Kocherlakota: There is little sign of growth of inflationary pressures
• 14:16:01 Kocherlakota: Overall inflation tends to be temporary
• 14:15:00 Fed officials Kocherlakota: If we do not raise interest rates, we get the inflationary pressure
• 14:15:00 Fed officials Kocherlakota: If we do not raise interest rates, we get the inflationary pressure
• 14:05:00 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar traded steady against the background of these United States and Canada
• 14:04:01 Nasdaq -19 points, S & P 500 -7 points, cheaper stocks of technology and financial companies
• 14:03:00 At the opening of trading in U.S. stock indices fall, DJIA -48 points; cheaper shares Microsoft, JPMorgan
• 14:02:01 DATA: The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week 09/03 April 27 thousand to 412 thousand, the consensus forecast of three thousand -2 -
• 13:52:01 REVIEW: The dollar fell against the yen against the backdrop of conflicting data on unemployment and the producer price index
• 13:47:01 DATA: PPI / PPI / in the U.S. in March, 0.7%, forecast 0.8% -2 -
• 13:30:01 DATA: PPI / PPI / in the U.S. in March, 0.7%, forecast 0.8%
• 13:24:01 DATA: The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week 09/03 April 27 thousand to 412 thousand, the consensus forecast of three thousand
• 13:00:01 producer price index for intermediate goods in the U.S. in March, 1.5%, the base index of 0.9%
• 13:00:01 producer price index for intermediate goods in the U.S. in March, 1.5%, the base index of 0.9%
• 13:00:01 backlog in the product area of Canada in February 0.4% compared with January
• 13:00:01 PPI / PPI / in the United States has not been revised in February, 1.6%
• 13:00:01 Producer price index excluding food and energy in the U.S. in March, 0.3%, forecast 0.2%
• 13:00:01 PPI / PPI / in the U.S. in March, 0.7%, forecast 0.8%
• 13:00:01 PPI / PPI / in the U.S. in March, 0.7%, forecast 0.8%
• 13:00:01 New orders in the product area of Canada in February -2.6% compared with January
• 13:00:01 PPI / PPI / in the U.S. in March, 0.7%, forecast 0.8%
• 13:00:01 PPI / PPI / in the U.S. in March, 0.7%, forecast 0.8%
• 13:00:01 Producer price index excluding food and energy in the U.S. in March, 0.3%, forecast 0.2%
• 13:00:01 PPI / PPI / in the United States has not been revised in February, 1.6%
• 13:00:01 backlog in the product area of Canada in February 0.4% compared with January
• 13:00:01 producer price index for intermediate goods in the U.S. in March, 1.5%, the base index of 0.9%
• 13:00:01 producer price index for intermediate goods in the U.S. in March, 1.5%, the base index of 0.9%
• 13:00:01 producer price index for raw materials in the U.S. in March, -0.5%, -2.3% base index
• 13:00:01 Inventories in the product area of Canada in February -0.3% compared with January
• 13:00:01 Deliveries to the industrial sector of Canada in February -1.5% compared with January
• 13:00:01 The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week March 27 - April 2 revised to 385 thousand from 382 thousand
• 13:00:01 Secondary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week March 27 - April 2 -58 thousand to 3.68 million
• 13:00:01 The index of producer prices for energy carriers in the U.S. in March, 2.6%
• 13:00:01 The index of producer prices for energy carriers in the U.S. in March, 2.6%
• 13:00:01 Value stocks / supplies in the industrial sector of Canada in February 1,31:1
• 13:00:01 The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week 03/09 April 27 thousand to 412 thousand, the consensus forecast of three thousand
• 12:44:01 Greek debt restructuring may defer payment for 30 years - sources
• 12:43:00 Greek debt restructuring can take place in 2012 - Sources
• 12:43:00 Most of the eurozone forecast restructuring of the Greek debt - sources
• 12:40:01 The German government has raised the forecast for economic growth this year to 2,6%
• 12:22:01 The Bank of England Fischer: Banks must be able to sell assets after the completion of a special program to provide liquidity
• 12:22:01 The Bank of England Fischer: Banks must be able to sell assets after the completion of a special program to provide liquidity
• 11:50:01 A strong franc eased price pressures in Switzerland - the Swiss National Bank
• 11:33:00 The Bank of England Fischer: Banks less use a special program to provide liquidity
• 11:27:01 Kranek: Raising rates in April were "specifically" directed against the secondary effects of inflation - Reuters
• Kranek 11:25:01 ECB: ECB policy is still "very soft" - Reuters
• 11:09:01 influence of a strong franc, the economy is difficult to measure - the Swiss National Bank
• 11:09:01 The Swiss economy has shown itself well, despite the strong franc - the Swiss National Bank
• 9:52:00 DATA: ZEW index of economic expectations in Switzerland in April, 8.8 vs. -13.5 in March
• 9:52:00 ECB sees downside risks to the eurozone economy from instability in the Middle East and North Africa
• 9:52:00 DATA: ZEW index of economic expectations in Switzerland in April, 8.8 vs. -13.5 in March
• 9:46:01 Italy posted bond for a period up to August 2023 amounting to 1.5 billion euros, yield 4.88%
• 9:45:01 Italy posted bond for a period up to April 2016 amounting to 4.5 billion euros, yield 3.83%
• 9:34:01 ECB: Extend "very closely" monitor inflation risks -2 -
• 9:32:01 ZEW index of economic expectations in Switzerland in April, 8.8 vs. -13.5 in March
• 9:28:00 ECB: Extend "very closely" monitor inflation risks
• 8:59:01 Technical research: A pair of New Zealand dollar / Canadian dollar could rise to 0.7774 in the coming days
• 8:58:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen has fallen below 83.50 and looks unstable - Mizuho
• 8:44:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The weakening U.S. dollar supported the euro at a high level
• 8:44:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The weakening U.S. dollar supported the euro at a high level
• 8:34:00 ECB sees upside risks to price formation of the instability in the Middle East and North Africa
• 8:34:00 ECB sees downside risks to the eurozone economy from instability in the Middle East and North Africa
• 8:33:01 ECB: Extend "very closely" monitor inflation risks
• 8:33:01 ECB: The recent sharp rise in consumer price inflation should not lead to widespread price pressures
• 8:32:00 ECB sees upside risks to price stability
• 8:32:00 ECB: Monetary policy remains "soft"
• 8:32:00 ECB sees upside risks to price stability
• 8:23:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen continues to adjust downward - Commerzbank
• 8:07:01 ECB Paramo: The balance of risks to inflation is shifted upward
• 8:06:00 Technical research European Forex: Dollar remains under pressure -3 -
• 7:48:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar again under pressure following the decision of the monetary authorities of Singapore
• 7:48:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar again under pressure following the decision of the monetary authorities of Singapore
• 7:39:01 REVIEW: The Australian dollar rose Thursday in anticipation of the data of China
• 7:37:01 Technical research European Forex: Dollar remains under pressure -2 -
• 7:27:01 P?ramo: The Return of Greece's debt market is possible with an IMF program
• 7:26:00 Paramo: Risks to growth are balanced
• 7:26:00 P?ramo: The balance of risks to inflation is shifted upward
• 7:17:01 Technical research European Forex: Dollar remains under pressure
• 7:12:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: Euro and Australian dollar rose against the U.S. dollar
• 6:41:01 REVIEW: The New Zealand dollar rose on Thursday, supported by strong demand
• 6:34:01 Bini Smaghi: Monetary policy can not solve the problems of countries in crisis
• 6:34:01 Bini Smaghi: Monetary policy can not solve the problems of countries in crisis
• 6:34:01 Bini Smaghi: Current scenario favors the sustained growth of world economy
• 6:34:01 Bini Smaghi: Further steps in the monetary policy depends on the economy, inflation
• 6:33:01 Bini Smaghi: Low interest rates than are justified in the absence of recession, deflation
• 6:33:01 Bini Smaghi: ECB will continue to fund the financial systems of Portugal, Ireland, Greece
• 6:32:01 Bini Smaghi: The debt restructuring will put Greece's economy to its knees
• 6:32:01 Bini Smaghi: In Greece there is no alternative program of reform
• 6:32:01 Bini Smaghi: In Greece there is no alternative program of reform
• 6:32:01 Bini Smaghi: In Portugal there is no alternative reforms
• 06:32:01 Nikkei rose on trading results at the 0.1% to 9653.92 points
• 6:31:01 ECB Bini Smaghi: The debt restructuring will hurt Greece's banking sector
• 6:15:01 Paramo: Stress tests need to be "tense, but plausible"
• 6:15:01 Paramo: In regard to the risks there is no room for complacency
• 6:14:01 P?ramo: The world economy remains much uncertainty
• 6:14:01 ECB Paramo supports a program of comprehensive stress tests
• 6:01:00 The euro / franc fell below 1.2917 to the lowest level since 29 March
• 6:01:00 The euro / franc fell below 1.2917 to the lowest level since 29 March
• 6:01:00 Couple Australian dollar / US dollar rose to a session high 1.0544
• 6:01:00 The euro / franc fell below 1.2917 to the lowest level since 29 March
• 6:01:00 The euro / franc fell below 1.2917 to the lowest level since 29 March
• 6:00:01 The dollar / franc fell below 0.8929 to the lowest level since March 17
• 5:23:01 The dollar / franc fell below 0.8942 to the lowest level since March 17
• 5:12:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / US dollar rose - BNZ
• 3:33:01 oil futures on the NYMEX on Wednesday rose due to lower fuel
• 2:50:00 Gold prices on COMEX on Wednesday rose against purchases at discounted prices
• 2:50:00 Gold prices on COMEX on Wednesday rose against purchases at discounted prices
• 2:28:01 The dollar / yen to EBS fell below 83.20, the lowest level since April 1,
• 2:28:01 The dollar / yen to EBS fell below 83.20, the lowest level since April 1,
• 2:27:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / dollar fall - analyst
• 2:00:01 Intraday EUR / CHF to EBS fell below 1.2917, its lowest level since March 29
• 1:56:01 Fed Beige Book: Economic situation in all 12 regions continued to improve -3 -
• 00:48:00 A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar fell to 1.0467 protiv1, 0506
• 00:24:01 Nearby futures on the Nikkei index opened with a decrease of 45 points at 9,585 on the Singapore Exchange
• 00:13:01 REVIEW: Messages about reducing the budget deficit from Washington have pushed the dollar up -2 -
• 23:48:01 Posen: Deflation in Japan is "less damaging than expected"
• 23:37:00 Posen: Japan's public debt is "very high"
• 23:37:00 Posen: Japan's public debt is "very high"
• 23:37:00 Posen: The tragedy is not "shifted" the restoration of Japanese economy
• 23:35:00 The Bank of England Posen: Japan's economy will again be a normal
• 23:35:00 The Bank of England Posen: Japan's economy will again be a normal
• 23:34:01 Nationwide consumer confidence index in the UK in March 1944 to 39 in February
• 23:05:01 REVIEW: Messages about reducing the budget deficit from Washington have pushed the dollar up
• Geithner 23:04:01 am quite sure that Congress will increase the maximum allowable level of debt - PBS
• Geithner 23:04:01: Unable to reduce the deficit without raising taxes - PBS
• 23:03:00 Geithner, U.S. Treasury Secretary is more optimistic regarding the budget after negotiations with the Republicans - PBS
• 23:03:00 Geithner, U.S. Treasury Secretary is more optimistic regarding the budget after negotiations with the Republicans - PBS