FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-05-10

10 May 2011

• 19:52:01 Technical research: The dollar index has much to say about the direction of EUR / USD
• 19:49:01 Geithner expects investments from China in the U.S. will grow
• 19:49:01 Geithner expects investments from China in the U.S. will grow
• 19:48:01 Geithner maintains investments from China to the U.S.
• 19:11:01 Geithner: Still hope for a significant strengthening of the yuan
• 19:10:01 Geithner, U.S. Treasury Secretary: Economic policy China seen "promising developments"
• 19:08:01 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX closed at 1.33 dollar increase to 103.88 dollars per barrel
• 19:08:01 Fed President Lacker, Richmond: It may take more stringent monetary policy to limit price increases, even with high unemployment -2 -
• 18:36:01 Fed President Lacker, Richmond: It may take more stringent monetary policy to limit price increases, even with high unemployment
• 18:35:01 Lacker: The weakness of the U.S. GDP in the 1-m square in the main - temporary
• 18:34:01 Lacker warned about the risk of loss of confidence in the Fed in the fight against inflation
• 18:34:01 Lacker warned about the risk of loss of confidence in the Fed in the fight against inflation
• 18:14:00 Lacker: Weak dollar leads to inflation, but increases export
• 17:31:01 DJIA: +48,40 points to 12,733.08 points
• 17:20:01 Lacker: The regulation may be more difficult than monetary policy
• 17:19:01 Lacker: Inflation likely to fall closer to 1.5%, unless there is new growth in energy prices
• 17:19:01 Lacker: There is good reason to believe that inflation - a temporary phenomenon
• 17:18:01 Lacker: Fed's attention will soon be sent to the timing, the pace of rolling incentives
• 17:18:01 Lacker: Recovery is slow, but growth prospects are favorable
• 17:18:01 Lacker: Recovery is slow, but growth prospects are favorable
• 17:18:01 Lacker: Fed should seek to prevent the excessive growth of inflation
• 17:17:01 Fed President Lacker, Richmond: It may take more stringent monetary policy to limit price increases, even with high unemployment
• 17:02:01 DJIA: +46,35 points to 12,731.03 points
• 16:32:00 DJIA: +50,02 points to 12,734.70 points
• 16:18:00 REVIEW: Euro fluctuates amid fears of traders on the debt problems of Greece
• 16:01:01 DJIA: +43,48 points to 12,728.16 points
• 15:37:01 DATA: Inventories at the wholesale trade in the U.S. in March, 1.1%, forecast 1.0% -2 -
• 15:31:01 DJIA: +61,72 points to 12,746.40 points
• 15:31:01 DJIA: +61,72 points to 12,746.40 points
• 15:01:01 DJIA: +57,86 points to 12,742.54 points
• 14:54:00 DATA: Inventories at the wholesale trade in the U.S. in March, 1.1%, forecast 1.0%
• 14:44:00 Duke: Restore the housing market will take several years
• 14:44:00 Duke: The housing market recovery negligible or absent, the prices are still falling
• 14:33:01 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar rose as the data supporting China's crude oil in the long term
• 14:31:01 DJIA: +45,26 points to 12,729.94 points
• 14:30:00 Inventories in the U.S. wholesale trade in March, 1.1%, forecast 1.0%
• 14:30:00 Rehn: the IMF would make 26 billion euros to help Portugal
• 14:21:01 Rehn: The review of EU-IMF will assess the duty of Greece
• 14:20:00 French Finance Minister Lagarde: We will continue to save Greece
• 14:20:00 Rehn: EU-IMF review will be completed next week
• 14:20:00 Rehn: EU-IMF review will be completed next week
• 14:19:01 Rehn: The next task of Greece - to implement structural changes
• 14:18:00 Rehn: The reform program of Portugal aims to stimulate growth
• 14:18:00 Rehn: The reform program of Portugal aims to stimulate growth
• 14:17:01 Rehn: The reform agenda for Portugal, "demanding" but "valid"
• 14:17:01 Rehn: Fiscal deficit of Portugal is expected to decline from 5,9% in 2011 to 3% in 2013
• 14:16:01 Rehn: "There is no ambiguity" about what the program will be adopted by Portugal
• 14:15:01 Rehn: EU finance ministers are likely to approve the program of assistance to Portugal next week
• 14:15:01 Rehn: EU finance ministers are likely to approve the program of assistance to Portugal next week
• 14:15:01 EU Commissioner Rehn: EU Commission supports the program by Portugal
• 14:14:01 Duke: Credit conditions for small business softened
• 14:14:01 Duke: The conditions for small businesses are getting better
• 14:13:01 Fed Governor Duke: It is tough times for communities with low and middle income
• 14:13:01 Duke: Optimism regarding future sales, the business environment grows
• 14:04:01 Nasdaq +8 points, S & P 500, paragraph 3, the leaders of growth - the shares of industrial companies and the consumer sector
• 14:02:01 At the opening of trading in the U.S. DJIA +23 points, rising stock quotes, Caterpillar, AmEx
• 14:02:01 At the opening of trading in the U.S. DJIA +23 points, rising stock quotes, Caterpillar, AmEx
• 14:01:01 DATA: Import prices in the U.S. in April 2.2% Forecast 1.7% -2 -
• 13:55:01 ECB: Gold reserves are unchanged on the week April 30 - May 6
• 13:45:01 ECB: Gold reserves are unchanged on the week April 30 - May 6
• 13:36:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the week 1-7 May 4.7% y / y
• 13:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the week 1-7 May 4.7% y / y
• 13:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales during the first week of May, 4.7% y / y
• 13:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales during the first week of May, -2.0% m / m
• 13:21:01 DATA: Import prices in the U.S. in April 2.2% Forecast 1.7%
• 13:21:01 DATA: Import prices in the U.S. in April 2.2% Forecast 1.7%
• 13:00:00 Prices of imported oil in the U.S. in April 7.2%
• 13:00:00 Import Prices in the U.S. without oil in April 0.6%
• 13:00:00 Import Prices in the U.S. in April 2.2% Forecast 1.7%
• 12:47:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail chains without the MOD for the week 1-7 May
• 12:47:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail chains without the MOD for the week 1-7 May
• 12:42:00 NFIB: The index of U.S. Small Business Administration in April of 91.2 against 91.9 in March
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail chains without the MOD for the week 1-7 May
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail chains without the MOD for the week 1-7 May
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 2.7% y / y
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail chains without the MOD for the week 1-7 May
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail chains without the MOD for the week 1-7 May
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 2.7% y / y
• 12:00:01 NFIB: The index of U.S. Small Business Administration in April of 91.2 against 91.9 in March
• 11:53:01 ECB Murcia: Debt Restructuring in Greece is not considered
• 11:35:01 FEATURE: How to hide from the euro-2-
• 11:28:00 ECB Tumpel-Gugerel: Late waiver of loose monetary policy is fraught with risks -2 -
• 11:28:00 Moody's: The current account deficit of balance of payments remains a problem for Australia
• 11:27:01 Moody's: The fiscal situation in Australia, meets expectations
• 11:27:01 Moody's: Australian Budget reinforces the AAA rating
• 11:10:00 Murcia: There should be no talk about non-payment of debt
• 11:09:01 Murcia: Repayment of debt - a key factor for the market economy
• 11:09:01 FEATURE: How to hide from the euro
• 11:08:00 Murcia: Need to move to automatic sanctions
• 11:07:01 Murcia: Solving the budget and economic issues helps izbezhdat tension with monetary policy
• 11:05:01 Murcia: Strong public finances are necessary for the stability of the euro
• 11:03:01 ECB Murcia: Do not euros, and the public finances face a crisis
• 10:54:00 ECB Tumpel-Gugerel: Late waiver of loose monetary policy is fraught with risk
• 10:38:01 Merkel: Greece has implemented many reforms, has taken bold steps
• 10:37:01 Merkel: I can not comment on what to do until the results of the evaluation
• 10:37:01 Merkel: An assessment before drawing conclusions
• 10:36:01 German Chancellor Merkel: We expect the ECB estimates, IMF and EU on the program in Greece
• 10:36:01 German Chancellor Merkel: We expect the ECB estimates, IMF and EU on the program in Greece
• 10:22:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The Australian dollar traded steady against the budget
• 10:19:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Euro continues to face difficulties -3 -
• 10:15:01 The Australian Government expects underlying budget deficit in 2011-12 at a level of 22.6 billion dollars AUS
• 10:15:01 The Australian Government expects underlying budget surplus in 2012-13 at a level of 3.5 billion dollars AUS
• 10:09:01 The Government of Australia predicts growth in consumer prices in the 2012-2013 g at 3.0%
• 10:09:01 The Government of Australia predicts growth in consumer prices in the 2011-2012 g 2,75%
• 10:07:01 The Australian Government expects GDP growth in 2012-2013 to 3.75%
• 10:07:01 The Australian Government expects GDP growth in 2011-2012 to 4.00%
• 9:53:01 respect of applications for coverage to 26-week treasury bills amounted to 3.58 Greece
• 9:52:01 Greece placed an 26-week treasury bills amounting to 1.625 billion euro, the unified yield was 4.88%
• 9:51:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The focus of the Swiss National Bank is not inflation, and the franc
• 9:47:01 Bini Smaghi: Often, we are better informed than credit rating agencies
• 9:46:00 Bini Smaghi: No head of government will not survive out of the eurozone
• 9:46:00 Bini Smaghi: Leaving the euro zone does not correspond to the interests of either country
• 9:40:00 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Euro continues to face difficulties -2 -
• 9:34:01 ECB Stark: Help in Greece - this is not a bottomless pit
• 9:21:01 Tumpel-Gugerel: A more effective international oversight of policy
• 9:21:01 Tumpel-Gugerel: A more effective international oversight of policy
• 9:20:00 Tumpel-Gugerel: Euro zone must strengthen fiscal discipline
• 9:20:00 Tumpel-Gugerel: Late waiver of stimulating fiscal policy, too, is fraught with risk
• 9:19:01 ECB Tumpel-Gugerel: Late waiver of loose monetary policy is fraught with risk
• 9:19:01 ECB Tumpel-Gugerel: Late waiver of loose monetary policy is fraught with risk
• 9:12:00 representative of the Greek authorities: Perhaps a new treaty with Greece in June-2-
• 9:12:00 representative of the Greek authorities: Perhaps a new treaty with Greece in June-2-
• 9:08:00 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Euro continues to face difficulties
• 8:55:01 Bini Smaghi: The EU's decision may be wise, even if they are heavy
• 8:54:00 Bini Smaghi: Single point of view, it may increase the risk of errors
• 8:53:01 representative of the Greek authorities: Perhaps a new treaty with Greece in June
• 8:53:01 Bini Smaghi: Some EU countries find it difficult to sustain economic prosperity
• 8:51:01 Bini Smaghi: observed "significant differences" within Europe
• 8:50:01 Bini Smaghi: Crisis impact on Western countries as a whole, not only Europe
• 8:50:01 Bini Smaghi: Crisis impact on Western countries as a whole, not only Europe
• 8:50:01 Bini Smaghi: This is a structural crisis, not a cyclical
• 8:49:01 ECB Bini Smaghi: Debt restructuring - a "political suicide"
• 8:36:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / franc strengthened against the backdrop of inflation in Switzerland
• 8:29:01 Industrial production in Italy in March forecast 0.4% m / m, 3.1% y / y
• 8:29:01 Industrial production in Italy in March forecast 0.4% m / m, 3.1% y / y
• 8:29:01 Industrial production in Italy in March, 0.4% m / m, 3.1% y / y
• 8:21:01 Stark: Greece saddled with large debt, but is not insolvent
• 8:21:01 Stark: Greece saddled with large debt, but is not insolvent
• 8:20:01 Stark: Plan aid to Greece realistic, must be executed
• 8:19:01 Stark: Debt Restructuring in Greece is not a feasible solution
• 8:13:01 ECB Stark: Help in Greece - this is not a bottomless pit
• 8:11:01 OVERVIEW: The Australian dollar fell against foreign trade surplus of China
• 8:05:01 DATA: The consumer price index / CPI / Switzerland in April, 0.1% m / m
• 8:02:00 ECB Smaghi: Debt Restructuring Greece will put the banking system to its knees
• 7:59:01 representative of the Greek authorities: New agreement could combine EFSF and extension of the maturity
• 7:58:01 representative of the Greek authorities: The volume of the new agreement in 2013 could reach 32 billion euros
• 7:58:00 representative of the Greek authorities: The volume of the new agreement in 2012 could reach 27 billion euros
• 7:57:01 representative of the Greek authorities: Perhaps a new treaty with Greece in June
• 7:54:00 DATA: Industrial production in France in March, -0.9% m / m
• 7:53:01 Frank fell to the background of lower-than-expected inflation in Switzerland
• 7:52:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: Attention is focused on the foreign exchange market in Greece
• 7:47:01 CPI / CPI / Switzerland in April, 0.1% m / m
• 7:24:01 REVIEW: The New Zealand dollar was trading with a decrease, but remained in a range in the center of attention - the budget Australia
• 7:17:01 Bruderle become the parliamentary leader of the German Free Democratic Party - the party source
• 7:15:01 Industrial production in France in February revised to +0,5% c +0,4%
• 7:15:01 Industrial production in France in March predicted 0.4%
• 7:15:01 Industrial production in France in March, -0.9% m / m
• 7:15:01 Germany's Economics Minister Bruderle leave ministry - source
• 6:58:01 Smaghi: Debt restructuring will lead to the collapse of the Greek economy
• 6:58:01 ECB Smaghi: Debt Restructuring Greece will put the banking system to its knees
• 6:57:00 ECB Nowotny: The international community had underestimated problem of Greece - Reuters
• 6:51:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar balances on the razor-edge in anticipation of China's CPI
• 6:44:01 index of consumer sentiment in Switzerland in the 2 nd quarter -1.0 vs. 10.0 in the 1 st quarter
• 06:34:01 Nikkei rose on trading results at the 0.3% to 9818.76 points
• 6:25:00 The June oil futures on NYMEX fell 2.43 dollars to 100.12 dollars per barrel
• 6:24:01 Quotes June futures on the NYMEX crude oil reached a new intraday low
• 6:24:01 Quotes June futures on the NYMEX crude oil reached a new intraday low
• 6:17:01 index of consumer sentiment in Switzerland in the 2 nd quarter forecasted 13.0
• 6:17:01 index of consumer sentiment in Switzerland in the 2 nd quarter -1.0 vs. 10.0 in the 1 st quarter
• 6:07:01 June futures for Brent crude fell 2.29 dollars to 113.61 dollars per barrel
• 6:05:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / dollar fell on statements Nowotny against Greece - trader
• 6:04:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / U.S. dollar traded in a range, the support is located at 0.7880
• 5:48:01 Novotny: It is necessary to exclude the possibility of debt restructuring in Greece - Reuters
• 5:45:01 ECB Nowotny: The international community had underestimated problem of Greece - Reuters
• 5:39:01 The euro / dollar fell to an intraday low of 1.4304
• 5:39:01 The euro / dollar fell to an intraday low of 1.4304
• 5:13:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The uncertainty surrounding Greece's negative impact on the euro - BarCap
• 5:09:00 Australian Prime Minister: Unemployment is on track to decline to 4.5% in the 2012-2013 g
• 4:48:01 Technical research: A pair of pound / franc could rise to 1.4511, 1.4598 in the coming days
• 3:55:01 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX on Monday showed a sharp rise
• 3:34:01 Imports in China in April, 21.8% y / y, forecast 29.5%
• 3:33:00 Exports from China in April, 29.9% y / y, forecast 29.0%
• 3:33:00 Exports from China in April, 29.9% y / y, forecast 29.0%
• 3:33:00 trade surplus of China in April, 11.4 billion dollars, the forecast 1.0 billion dollars
• 3:16:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar rose against the data-BRC
• 2:38:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / yen rose after the data of Australia - BTMU
• 2:38:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / yen rose after the data of Australia - BTMU
• 2:11:01 The Australian dollar rose to 1.0787 U.S. dollar after the data against Australia 1.0768
• 2:10:01 The Australian dollar rose to 86.65 yen against 86.44 yen after data on foreign trade of Australia
• 2:00:01 Importing to Australia in March 1% m / m
• 2:00:01 exports from Australia in March +9% m / m
• 2:00:01 trade surplus of Australia in March ATS 1.74 billion dollars, the forecast - U.S. $ 500.0 million ATS
• 1:52:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro fell against the dollar, yen and franc amid fears over Greece
• 1:40:01 The June oil futures on the NYMEX traded at 100.49 dollars per barrel
• 1:39:01 Quotes June oil futures on NYMEX fell $ 2 a barrel
• 1:38:00 Gold prices on COMEX on Monday, has exceeded $ 1500 amid fears over the euro zone debt
• 1:32:00 The euro / yen to EBS fell below 115.03, its lowest level since March 29
• 01:31:01 Nikkei Stock Average is trading in negative territory
• 1:31:01 United States and China have confirmed their intention to cooperate - White House
• 1:30:00 President Obama called on China to take measures for sustainable and balanced world economic growth
• 1:21:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen has fallen against a background of sales by hedge funds
• 1:11:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / yen has fallen, support is expected at 115.00 - a fund manager
• 1:11:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / yen has fallen, support is expected at 115.00 - a fund manager
• 1:06:00 Deputy Prime Minister Wang Yi: Inflation - is the most urgent problem for China - Bloomberg
• 00:01:01 Technical research: Careful correction euro, possibly completed
• 23:55:01 Nearby futures on the Nikkei index opened with a decrease of 20 points at 9,795 on the Singapore Birde
• 23:54:00 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD, is expected to be traded in a range 1,4220-1,4420
• 23:31:01 RICS: House Price Index in the UK in April -21 vs. -23 in March
• 23:31:01 index of home prices in the UK RICS in April predicted at -22
• 23:31:01 The British Retail Consortium / BRC /: Comparable retail sales in the UK in April of 5.2% y / y
• 23:31:01 BRC: Total retail sales in the UK in April of 6.9% y / y
• 23:19:01 REVIEW: Fears of Greece pushed the euro down against other major currencies except the dollar
• 23:13:00 New Zealand dollar is under pressure after allegations IMF, trading at 0.7912 U.S. dollars
• 23:13:00 New Zealand dollar is under pressure after allegations IMF, trading at 0.7912 U.S. dollars