FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-04-27

27 April 2011

• 19:46:00 The Australian dollar rose to 1.0860 U.S. dollar after the news conference Bernanke
• 19:45:01 New Zealand dollar rose to 0.8064 U.S. dollar after the news conference Bernanke
• 19:44:01 The euro / dollar rose to 1.4750 to EBS, and reached its highest level since December 2009
• 19:44:01 The euro / dollar rose to 1.4750 to EBS, and reached its highest level since December 2009
• 19:44:01 Bernanke understands the impatience of the public about the pace of recovery
• 19:41:01 The dollar fell during the press conference, Bernanke
• 19:41:01 The dollar fell during the press conference, Bernanke
• 19:40:00 Bernanke: Fed is looking for new ways to improve transparency, accountability
• 19:38:01 Bernanke: Fed has made ??substantial progress in improving transparency
• 19:38:00 Bernanke: Fed policy should strengthen the dollar in the medium term
• 19:38:00 Fed Forecasts: The forecast for GDP in 2011 dropped to 3.1% -3.3% from 3.4% -3.9%
• 19:37:01 Bernanke: A strong dollar - in the interest of the U.S.
• 19:36:01 Bernanke: I am confident that the Fed is right to set a date tightening
• 19:36:01 Bernanke: Current monetary policy is not abnormal
• 19:35:01 Bernanke: Disasters in Japan will have a mild, temporary effect on the U.S. economy
• 19:34:01 Bernanke: Disasters in Japan - a major blow to the Japanese economy, but probably only temporary
• 19:33:01 Bernanke: Fed sees a "fairly substantial" uncertainty in the global economy
• 19:33:01 Bernanke: Bank of Japan did a good job in terms of market liquidity
• 19:33:01 Bernanke: Bank of Japan did a good job in terms of market liquidity
• 19:33:01 Bernanke: Bank of Japan worked hard to ensure market liquidity
• 19:32:01 Bernanke: Fed officials see "a fairly large uncertainties in the global economy
• 19:29:01 Bernanke: Recent budget cuts have not hurt economic growth
• 19:29:01 Bernanke: The main objective is to reduce the deficit in the long term
• 19:28:01 The euro rose against the dollar, when Bernanke spoke on the prevention of S & P credit rating relative to the U.S.
• 19:27:01 Bernanke: Prevention by S & P rating with respect to the United States can help motivate the problem
• 19:27:01 Bernanke: Prevention by S & P rating with respect to the U.S. is not really news
• 19:26:01 Bernanke is concerned about inflation in the long term
• 19:23:01 Bernanke: Inflation will fall if oil prices do not rise "significantly"
• 19:21:01 The Canadian dollar traded nearly unchanged against the backdrop of a press conference Bernanke
• 19:21:01 Bernanke: Second program of quantitative easing will never be "a panacea for economic growth
• 19:20:00 Bernanke: Second program of quantitative easing has supported stock prices and reduced credit spreads
• 19:17:01 Bernanke: Purchases of assets, seems to have been effective in alleviating the conditions
• 19:16:01 Bernanke: We will continue to reinvest the proceeds upon the expiry of bond
• 19:15:01 Bernanke expects that the second program of quantitative easing will have little impact on the market
• 19:14:01 Bernanke: Second program of quantitative easing would not be reduced
• 19:13:01 euro has reached new highs against the U.S. dollar session
• 19:13:01 The New Zealand dollar rises against U.S. dollar
• 19:13:01 euro has reached new highs against the U.S. dollar session
• 19:13:01 Bernanke: We will do everything necessary to ensure low inflation
• 19:12:01 Bernanke: Inflation expectations reflect confidence in the Fed
• 19:11:01 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX on trades rose 55 cents, up 112.760 dollars per barrel on the background data on oil reserves and the Fed's statement
• 19:09:01 Bernanke: Fed can not do much for petrol prices
• 19:09:01 Bernanke: Fed can not do much for petrol prices
• 19:09:01 The dollar turned in a press conference Bernanke
• 19:08:01 Bernanke: No growth in oil demand comes from emerging economies
• 19:07:01 Bernanke: Gasoline prices have increased significantly, creating difficulties
• 19:06:00 Bernanke: The dollar fluctuated because of his status as safe-haven currency and closing positions
• 19:06:00 Bernanke: Low inflation and a stronger economy will be a good factor for the dollar
• 19:05:01 The dollar rising against the yen
• 19:05:01 The dollar rising against the yen
• 19:05:01 Bernanke: The phrase "prolonged period" means that before raising rates again, at least a few meetings
• 19:04:01 Bernanke: A strong and stable dollar in the interests of U.S. and world economy
• 19:03:01 Bernanke does not know exactly when to begin the process of policy tightening
• 19:01:01 Bernanke believes that the economic recovery is sustainable
• 19:01:01 Bernanke believes that the economic recovery is sustainable
• 19:01:01 Bernanke: We are seeing a "modest recovery"
• 19:00:00 Bernanke: Factors behind the slowdown in economic growth in the 1-meter square is likely to "temporary"
• 19:00:00 Fed Forecasts: The forecast growth in the price index for personal consumption expenditures / PCE / revised in 2013 to 1,4% -2% versus 1.2% -2%
• 19:00:00 Fed Forecasts: The forecast growth in the price index for personal consumption expenditures / PCE / revised in 2012 to 1,2% -2% to 1% -1.9%
• 19:00:00 Fed Forecasts: The forecast growth in the price index for personal consumption expenditures / PCE / revised in 2012 to 1,2% -2% to 1% -1.9%
• 18:59:01 Bernanke expects "relatively weak" measure of GDP for the 1 st quarter
• 18:59:01 Fed Forecasts: The forecast growth in the price index for personal consumption expenditures / PCE / in 2011 increased to 2.1% -2.8% vs 1.3% -1.7%
• 18:59:01 Bernanke confident that the Fed has the tools to tighten policy when the time comes
• 18:57:01 Bernanke expects slow progress with respect to reducing unemployment
• 18:57:01 Bernanke expects slow progress with respect to reducing unemployment
• 18:57:01 The U.S. dollar turned around after an initial increase against the euro
• 18:56:00 A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar fell to 1.0820 with a news conference Bernanke
• 18:56:00 Bernanke: Fed's forecast for inflation - is the actual purpose of
• 18:55:01 Fed Forecasts: The forecast growth in the base price index for Personal Consumption Expenditures / Core PCE / revised in 2013 to 1,4% -2% versus 1.2% -2%
• 18:55:01 Fed's forecast: Long-term outlook for the unemployment rate revised to 5.2% -5.6% from 5% -6%
• 18:55:01 Fed's forecast: Long-term outlook for the unemployment rate revised to 5.2% -5.6% from 5% -6%
• 18:54:00 Fed Forecasts: The forecast for unemployment in 2012 is revised up to 7.6% -7.9% from 7.6% -8.1%
• 18:54:00 Fed Forecasts: The forecast growth in the base price index for Personal Consumption Expenditures / Core PCE / in 2012 increased to 1,3% -1,8% to 1% -1.5%
• 18:54:00 Fed Forecasts: The forecast for unemployment in 2013 has not changed, 6,8% -7,2%
• 18:53:01 Fed Forecasts: The forecast growth in the base price index for Personal Consumption Expenditures / Core PCE / in 2011 increased to 1,3% -1,6% to 1% -1.3%
• 18:53:01 Fed Forecasts: The forecast for the unemployment rate in 2011 dropped to 8.4% -8.7% from 8.8% -9%
• 18:51:01 Fed Chairman Bernanke: Fed ready to adjust the portfolio when necessary
• 18:50:00 The U.S. dollar strengthened with the start of a press conference Bernanke
• 18:49:01 Fed's forecast: GDP growth forecast for 2013 revised to 3.5% -4.3% from 3.7% -4.6%
• 18:49:01 Fed's forecast: Long-term GDP growth forecast unchanged, 2.5% -2.8%
• 18:49:01 Fed's forecast: Long-term GDP growth forecast unchanged, 2.5% -2.8%
• 18:48:00 Fed's forecast: Forecast GDP growth in 2012 revised to 3.5% -4.2% vs 3.5% -4.4%
• 18:47:01 Fed Forecasts: The forecast for GDP in 2011 dropped to 3.1% -3.3% from 3.4% -3.9%
• 18:41:01 Fed signaled the completion of the program of buying bonds -3 -
• 18:23:01 The June gold futures on the COMEX trade results rose to a record high 1,517.10 dollars per ounce
• 18:21:01 Fed signaled the completion of the program of buying bonds -2 -
• 18:17:01 Gold futures reached an intraday high of 1,522.80 dollars Perez press conference Bernanke
• 18:14:00 euro reached a new session high against the dollar
• 18:14:00 euro reached a new session high against the dollar
• 18:07:01 Height gold futures seen against the backdrop that the Fed is believed to be in no hurry to increase interest rates
• 18:07:01 The June gold futures in New York traded with an increase of 0,9% at 1,516.80 dollars before closing
• 18:04:00 Gold futures may be closed at a record high after Fed statement
• 17:50:00 Fed signaled the completion of the program of buying bonds
• 17:31:01 DJIA: +43,41 points to 12,638.78 points
• 17:27:01 REVIEW: Dollar weak after Fed statement
• 17:13:01 The June gold futures on the COMEX rose 8.50 dollars to 1,512 dollars per troy ounce
• 17:12:00 Fed: The situation in the housing market remained "subdued"
• 17:11:01 Fed: The labor market is gradually improving, unemployment remains high
• 17:11:01 Fed: Household expenditure and investment companies continue to grow
• 17:10:00 Fed: Let's "pay attention" and inflation expectations
• 17:10:00 The U.S. dollar weakened after the Fed statement
• 17:10:00 Fed expects the impact of commodity prices is "temporary"
• 17:09:01 Fed said further increases in oil prices since the last meeting
• 17:08:01 Fed: Inflation grew, but growth in the base prices "restrained"
• 17:08:01 Fed: Long-term inflation expectations remain stable
• 17:08:01 Fed: Long-term inflation expectations remain stable
• 17:07:01 U.S. stock indexes rose slightly after the Fed statement, DJIA +29 points
• 17:07:01 The Canadian dollar regained some lost ground after the Fed decision
• 17:07:01 Fed: Economic recovery is a "moderate pace"
• 17:07:01 Fed: Interest rates remain extremely low for a long time
• 17:06:00 The U.S. dollar turned around after an initial increase after Fed statement
• 17:06:00 Fed: We will regularly review the level and structure of assets
• 17:06:00 Fed: We will regularly review the level and structure of assets
• 17:06:00 The U.S. dollar rose after the Fed statement
• 17:05:01 Fed reaffirmed its plan to complete the program buying Treasuries in June
• 17:02:01 Fed left interest rates on a range of per cent Fed funds without ism between 0,0% and 0,25%
• 17:02:01 Operations Committee on the Federal Open Market 10 votes against 0
• 17:02:01 Fed left the discount rate unchanged at 0.75%
• 17:01:01 DJIA: +16,50 points to 12,611.87 points
• 16:31:01 DJIA: +18,17 points to 12,613.54 points
• 16:31:01 DJIA: +18,17 points to 12,613.54 points
• 16:30:01 The number of unemployed in France in March, -0.8% to 2.68 million
• 16:24:01 REVIEW: The U.S. dollar rose ahead of Fed decision against the background of the alignment positions
• 16:03:00 DJIA: +6,66 points to 12,602.03 points
• 15:31:01 DJIA: -5,64 points to 12,589.73 points
• 15:27:01 U.S. stock indexes went into negative territory, down quotations in the petroleum sector and the sector of materials, DJIA -2 points
• 15:25:01 The U.S. dollar is growing ahead of Fed decision against the background of the alignment positions
• 15:02:00 DJIA: +16,73 points to 12,612.10 points
• 15:02:00 DJIA: +16,73 points to 12,612.10 points
• 15:00:00 Ministry of Energy: Crude oil in U.S. 6,156,000 barrels to 363.125 million barrels
• 15:00:00 Ministry of Energy: Busy refinery in the U.S. 82.7% versus 82.5% a week earlier
• 15:00:00 DOE: Stocks of distillates in the U.S. -1,805,000 barrels to 146.53 million barrels
• 15:00:00 DOE: Gasoline inventories in the U.S. -2,508,000 barrels to 205.588 million barrels
• 15:00:00 DOE: Gasoline inventories in the U.S. -2,508,000 barrels to 205.588 million barrels
• 14:31:01 DJIA: +16,84 points to 12,612.21 points
• 14:24:00 DATA: Orders for durable goods in the U.S. in March, 2.5%, forecast 2.4% -2 -
• 14:07:01 Nasdaq +6 points, S & P 500, paragraph 2, the leaders of growth - consumer sector
• 14:03:01 At the opening of trading in the U.S. DJIA +3 points, Expensive Paper HP, Coca-Cola
• 13:57:01 DATA: A preliminary consumer price index / CPI / Germany in April of 0.2% m / m, 2.4% y / y
• 13:55:01 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar traded unchanged on the eve of Fed decision
• 13:50:01 POLL: expected increase in U.S. oil inventories for the week April 16-22
• 13:38:01 Chicago Fed: Midwest manufacturing index in March, 1.9% m / m, 12.5% ??y / y
• 13:28:00 DATA: Orders for durable goods in the U.S. in March, 2.5%, forecast 2.4%
• 13:28:00 DATA: Orders for durable goods in the U.S. in March, 2.5%, forecast 2.4%
• 13:21:01 Chicago Fed: Financial index adjusted -0.30 for the week April 16-22
• 13:20:01 Chicago Fed: Index of financial conditions of -0.64 for the week April 16-22
• 13:00:01 Chicago Fed: Regional production index in the resource industries in March, 0.9% m / m 3.4% y / y
• 13:00:01 Orders for durable goods excluding items of defense in the U.S. in March, 2.3%
• 13:00:01 Orders for durable goods excluding transportation equipment in the U.S. in February revised up to 0.6% from -0.6%
• 13:00:01 Orders for durable goods in the U.S. in March, 2.5%, forecast 2.4%
• 13:00:01 Orders for durable goods excluding transportation equipment in the U.S. in March, 1.3%
• 13:00:01 Orders for durable goods excluding items of defense in the U.S. in March, 2.3%
• 13:00:00 Chicago Fed: Regional index of car production in March, 4.7% m / m, 20.3% y / y
• 13:00:00 Chicago Fed: Regional index of machinery and equipment in March of 1.6% m / m, 17.1% y / y
• 13:00:00 Chicago Fed: Regional index of machinery and equipment in March of 1.6% m / m, 17.1% y / y
• 13:00:00 Chicago Fed: Regional index of steel production in March of 2.3% m / m, 19.7% y / y
• 13:00:00 Orders for durable goods in the U.S. in February revised up to 0.7% from -0.6%
• 13:00:00 Chicago Fed: Midwest manufacturing index in March, 1.9% m / m, 12.5% ??y / y
• 12:58:00 REVIEW: The pound rose after the GDP data, the dollar remained under pressure
• 12:46:00 Orders for durable goods in the U.S. in March at 12.30 GMT, the forecast of 2.4%
• 12:30:01 Harmonized index of consumer prices in Germany in April of 0.2% m / m, 2.6% y / y
• 12:30:01 preliminary consumer price index / CPI / Germany in April predicted 0.2% m / m, 2.4% y / y
• 12:30:01 preliminary consumer price index / CPI / Germany in April predicted 0.2% m / m, 2.4% y / y
• 12:30:01 preliminary consumer price index / CPI / Germany in April of 0.2% m / m, 2.4% y / y
• 11:54:01 British Prime Minister Cameron: The growth of the EU budget by 5% is unacceptable
• 11:31:01 The Bank of Estonia: The debt crisis has worsened in some eurozone countries -2 -
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: index of refinancing -0.6% to 1964, a week ago, 1975
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: Index acquisitions -13.6% to 182.1, 210.8 a week ago
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: The market index -5.6% to 441.2, 467.5 a week ago
• 11:26:01 The Bank of Estonia: The debt crisis has worsened in some eurozone countries
• 11:18:01 Moody's: "Negative" forecast on Japan's sovereign credit rating remains
• 11:09:01 FEATURE: Bernanke is unlikely to reassure investors that put on a stronger dollar
• 11:00:01 Consumer price index / CPI / German Fed Baden-Wurttemberg in April 0.3% m / m, 2.6% y / y
• 10:55:01 ECB: Banks expect a moderate tightening of credit conditions in the 2 square meters -2 -
• 10:50:01 British Bankers' Association / BBA /: Credit companies in the UK fell in March
• 10:34:01 DATA: Orders in the industry in the eurozone in February 0.9% m / m, 21.3% y / y
• 10:31:01 MARKET TALK: German exporters are forecast decline of EUR / CHF - poll
• 10:31:01 MARKET TALK: German exporters are forecast decline of EUR / CHF - poll
• 10:30:00 Consumer price index / CPI / German Fed Bavaria in April of 0.3% m / m, 2.5% y / y
• 10:01:01 DATA: Preliminary British GDP in the 1-sq m +0,5% k / k, +1,8% g / g -2 -
• 9:48:01 DATA: Consumer confidence in Italy in April of 103.7 against 105.1 in March
• 9:42:01 ECB: Banks expect a moderate tightening of credit conditions in the 2 nd quarter
• 9:36:01 DATA: Preliminary British GDP in the 1-sq m +0,5% k / k, +1,8% g / g
• 9:30:01 CPI / CPI / German Fed State of North Rhine-Westphalia, in April of 0.3% m / m, 2.5% y / y
• 9:30:01 orders in the industry for the eurozone in January revised to 1.2% m / m, 21.9% y / y
• 9:30:01 eurozone industrial orders in the projected 1.8% m / m, 22.6% y / y
• 9:30:01 eurozone industrial orders in the projected 1.8% m / m, 22.6% y / y
• 9:30:01 orders in industry in the eurozone in February 0.9% m / m, 21.3% y / y
• 9:21:01 REVIEW: The pound rose after UK GDP data
• 9:11:01 Orfanides: There is no doubt that Greece will continue to reform
• 9:10:00 Orfanides: Greece has made ??significant progress in the implementation of the fiscal plan
• 9:10:00 Orfanides: The debt restructuring will hurt the Greek economy
• 9:09:01 Orfanides: Debt Restructuring Greece hurt the European economy
• 9:09:01 ECB Orfanides: Debt Restructuring Greece undesirable
• 9:09:01 ECB Orfanides: Debt Restructuring Greece undesirable
• 09:08:00 BBA: The total mortgage lending in March, 7.7 billion pounds against 7.9 billion pounds in February
• 09:07:01 BBA: The number of mortgage approvals in March, 31,660 against 30,178 in February
• 09:07:01 BBA: The number of mortgage approvals in March, 31,660 against 30,178 in February
• 9:06:00 British Bankers' Association / BBA /: Net mortgage lending in March, 0.8 billion pounds against 1.2 billion pounds in February
• 9:05:01 Production in British Industry in the 1 st quarter 0.4% versus 0.8% in the 4 th quarter
• 9:04:00 Production in the service of Great Britain in the 1 st quarter 0.9%, and this is the strongest rate since the 4 th quarter 2006
• 9:04:00 Production in the service of Great Britain in the 1 st quarter 0.9%, and this is the strongest rate since the 4 th quarter 2006
• 9:03:01 Production in the construction industry in the UK 1-sq m -4.7%, and this is the weakest figure since 2009, 1 square
• 9:00:00 UK GDP for the 1 st quarter projected 0.6% k / k, +1,8% g / g
• 9:00:00 Preliminary British GDP in the 1-sq m +0,5% k / k, +1,8% g / g
• 8:30:01 index of consumer confidence in Italy in April projected at 105.0
• 8:30:01 index of consumer confidence in Italy in April of 103.7 against 105.1 in March
• 8:30:01 CPI / CPI / German Fed Hesse in April 0.3% m / m, 2.1% y / y
• 8:30:01 CPI / CPI / Germany Fed state of Brandenburg in April of 0.2% m / m, 2.2% y / y
• 8:20:01 DATA: The consumer price index / CPI / Fed German state of Saxony in April of 0.4% m / m, 2.5% y / y
• 8:16:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: Major currencies traded consistently at the opening session of the European
• 8:10:00 REVIEW: The Australian dollar reached new highs after inflation data
• 8:10:00 REVIEW: The Australian dollar reached new highs after inflation data
• 8:04:00 DATA: Consumer confidence in France in April 1983 against 83 in March
• 7:57:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen is aimed at the gradual decline during the next week - Sumitomo
• 7:57:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen is aimed at the gradual decline during the next week - Sumitomo
• 07:30:01 GfK: Consumer confidence in Germany in May, 5.7 against 5.9 in April
• 07:30:01 GfK: Consumer confidence in Germany in May, 5.7 against 5.9 in April
• 7:30:01 CPI / CPI / German Fed Saxony in April of 0.4% m / m, 2.5% y / y
• 07:30:01 GfK: Consumer confidence in Germany in May, 5.7 against 5.9 in April
• 07:30:01 GfK: Consumer confidence in Germany in May, 5.7 against 5.9 in April
• 7:15:00 index of consumer confidence in France for April was predicted at 83
• 7:15:00 index of consumer confidence in France in April 1983 against 83 in March
• 7:08:01 REVIEW: The New Zealand dollar was trading with an increase in the spotlight - a decision the Fed
• 6:35:00 Income Barclays in 1-m square 7.399 billion pounds pretax profit 1.66 billion pounds
• 06:34:01 Nikkei rose on trading results at the 1.4% to 9691.84 points
• 06:34:01 Nikkei rose on trading results at the 1.4% to 9691.84 points
• 6:30:01 index of consumer confidence in Germany's GfK in May projected at 5.8
• 06:30:01 GfK: Consumer confidence in Germany in May, 5.7 against 5.9 in April
• 5:28:01 Net profit at Credit Suisse in 1-m square 1.14 billion Swiss francs / expectations - 1.22 billion francs / underlying profit - 7.81 billion francs
• 4:54:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / US dollar is likely to be traded steady
• 4:24:01 Noda: I will not comment on the change in forecast S & P
• 4:24:01 Japanese Finance Minister Noda: Need to find a balance between efforts to restore and fiscal reform
• 3:57:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The yen may fall against other major currencies in connection with the prospects of interest rates
• 3:33:01 Swan: The core inflation is under control
• 3:27:01 representative of the State foreign exchange control of China / SAFE /: China has more opportunity to cope with currency risk
• 3:26:00 Swan: Excessive pricing pressures in the economy is not
• 3:26:00 Swan: The economy operates with a full load
• 3:25:01 Swan: It is necessary to solve the problems with congestion in the economy
• 3:25:01 Swan: It is necessary to solve the problems with congestion in the economy
• 3:25:01 Swan: Employment growth strong
• 3:25:01 Head of Treasury Australia Swan is expected to decrease prices
• 3:18:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar may rise to 1.1000 on Bernanke comments - BarCap
• 3:18:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar may rise to 1.1000 on Bernanke comments - BarCap
• 3:13:01 Head of Treasury Australia: We are committed to sustained economic growth, low inflation
• 3:13:01 Head of Treasury Australia: Core inflation is at its lowest level in 10 years
• 3:13:01 Head of Treasury Australia: The potential of the economy continues to grow
• 3:13:01 Head of Treasury Australia: We are committed to sustained economic growth, low inflation
• 3:12:00 Head of Treasury Australia: Data for the CPI reflects the summer floods, cyclones
• 3:12:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen rose after S & P lowered its forecast for Japan
• 02:56:00 S & P: Japan's financial system reliability due to restructuring, non-borrowed funds in the private sector
• 02:55:01 S & P: Real interest rates in Japan are unlikely to grow significantly
• 02:54:00 S & P: Disasters are unlikely to "substantially harm" the growth potential of Japan's medium-term
• 02:54:00 S & P: Estimated cost of reconstruction in Japan amount to 20-50 trillion yen
• 02:53:01 S & P: The expected fiscal deficit in Japan in aggregate to grow at 3.7% of GDP during 2013
• 02:52:00 S & P: earthquakes, tsunamis, nuclear crisis will increase fiscal deficits in Japan
• 02:52:00 S & P: earthquakes, tsunamis, nuclear crisis will increase fiscal deficits in Japan
• 2:51:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar could rise against major currencies after the press conference, Bernanke
• 2:46:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / Japanese yen rose after a strong report on CPI, Australia
• 2:42:00 In the S & P downgraded pronoz in Japan
• 2:42:00 In the S & P downgraded pronoz in Japan
• 2:41:01 The dollar rose against the yen
• 2:18:01 The New Zealand dollar rose to a 3-year highs above 0.8100 U.S. dollar
• 2:08:01 Valuation of New Zealand's own prospects in April, 29.5% versus 14.7% in March - NBNZ
• 2:07:00 Confidence Index in the business community of New Zealand in April, 14.2% vs. -8.7% in March - NBNZ
• 2:07:00 Confidence Index in the business community of New Zealand in April, 14.2% vs. -8.7% in March - NBNZ
• 2:06:01 Couple Australian dollar / yen rose to 88.26 from 87.97 after the Australian CPI
• 2:00:01 CPI / CPI / Australia in the 1 st quarter 1.6% k / k, the forecast 1.2% k / k
• 2:00:01 CPI / CPI / Australia 1-sq m 3.3% y / y, forecast 3.0% y / y
• 2:00:01 Truncated average consumer price index RBA in the 1-sq m +0,9% k / k
• 2:00:01 weighted median consumer price index RBA in the 1-sq m +0,8% k / k
• 2:00:01 weighted median consumer price index RBA in the 1-sq m +0,8% k / k
• 1:21:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen may fall to 81.00, but the support is strong - Citi
• 1:21:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen may fall to 81.00, but the support is strong - Citi
• 1:12:00 Technical research: The dollar is close to the target level of support
• 00:50:00 Stock Index Nikkei Stock Average has opened growth of 0,8% on 9,631.53 points
• 00:24:01 Sales at large retail stores in Japan in March, -8.5% yoy
• 00:24:01 Retail sales in Japan in March, -7.7% yoy
• 00:18:01 nearest Nikkei futures opened increasing by 80 points at 9,650 points on the Singapore Exchange
• 00:16:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD has grown, investors have shunned the dollar - dealer
• 00:00:01 Couple astraliysky dollar / U.S. dollar reached a 29-year high of 1.0805
• 23:40:01 The dollar fell against the Swiss franc 0.8700
• 23:39:01 The euro / dollar reached 1.4688, its highest level since December 2009