FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-05-19

19 May 2011

• 19:31:01 Fed officials Evans: "A significant softening of policy is still appropriate
• 19:27:00 Evans: Current Fed policy has "adequate" and "appropriate"
• 19:27:00 Evans: Current Fed policy has "adequate" and "appropriate"
• 19:27:00 Evans sees no need for further promotion after completion of the second program of quantitative easing
• 19:22:01 Evans still thinks that the softening is "extremely important"
• 19:20:01 Evans: The unemployment rate is too high, core inflation is too low to raise rates
• 19:20:01 Evans: Raising the interest rate the Fed is unlikely before the end of the year
• 19:12:01 Fisher: Fed's future decisions will depend on the pace of economic recovery
• 19:10:01 Fischer: Rynoe responded well to a completion message in June, the second program of quantitative easing
• 19:08:01 Fisher: The Fed has not defined exit plan, still under discussion
• 19:07:00 Fischer: Volatility in oil prices is not caused by fundamentals
• 19:07:00 Fischer: Volatility in oil prices is not caused by fundamentals
• 19:07:00 Quotes oil futures on the NYMEX on trades fell by 1.66 dollars to 98.44 dollars per barrel
• 19:06:01 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX in late afternoon trading was down 1.59 dollars, at 98.51 dollars per barrel
• 19:05:00 Evans: Economy takes himself out of the "big hole"
• 19:01:00 Fischer: High gasoline prices have already had a retarding effect on the economy
• 19:01:00 Evans: The U.S. dollar is stronger than the euro since March 2008
• 18:56:01 Evans: Weak dollar could cause inflationary pressure
• 18:55:00 Fischer: Crude oil futures - is not the best tool for predicting oil prices
• 18:54:01 Fischer: It's hard to try to influence the dollar in the long term
• 18:54:01 Evans: The financial terms of "improved significantly" from the 2008 crisis
• 18:53:00 Fischer: The real problem for the economy is employment, rather than weakening dollar
• 18:45:01 Dudley: Bernanke set a high barrier for the third round of quantitative easing
• 18:40:01 Fed officials Fisher: The market is flooded with too much money
• 18:37:01 Evans: There are "many reasons for optimism" for the U.S. economy
• 18:36:01 Evans: The U.S. economy now stands at "a more solid foundation"
• 18:36:01 Evans: The U.S. economy now stands at "a more solid foundation"
• 18:34:01 Evans expects growth in the price index for personal consumption expenditures by 2% -2.5% this year
• 18:33:01 Evans: Current indicators of inflation "restrained"
• 18:33:01 Evans: There is "limited" impact on inflation from rising raw material prices
• 18:32:01 Evans: Not the time to change its position with regard to monetary policy
• 18:31:01 Evans: The overall inflation rate will not deviate from the baseline over time
• 18:30:01 Fed officials Evans: "A significant softening of policy is still appropriate
• 17:52:00 Dudley: Do not want to disrupt recovery of premature tightening of policy
• 17:52:00 Dudley: Do not want to disrupt recovery of premature tightening of policy
• 17:51:01 Dudley: The Fed should not overreact to the inflation
• 17:42:01 Dudley: We will adjust monetary policy in accordance with the state of the economy
• 17:37:01 Dudley: Fed completes the current monetary policy "on time"
• 17:37:01 Dudley: Credit growth has been "extremely anemic"
• 17:31:01 DJIA: +29,4 points to 12,589.58 points
• 17:27:00 Ministry of Finance of Portugal: 10,570 jobs were cut in 2010
• 17:27:00 Ministry of Finance of Portugal: 8,103 jobs have been cut since early 2011
• 17:01:00 DJIA: +35,42 points to 12,595.6 points
• 16:49:01 REVIEW: The dollar rose against riskier currencies, weak U.S. data raised concerns about the slowing global economy
• 16:49:01 REVIEW: The dollar rose against riskier currencies, weak U.S. data raised concerns about the slowing global economy
• 16:31:01 DJIA: -8,78 points to 12,551.4 points
• 16:30:01 Geithner, U.S. Treasury Secretary: U.S. in favor of a quick change of heads of the IMF
• 16:30:01 Geithner, U.S. Treasury Secretary: U.S. in favor of a quick change of heads of the IMF
• 16:20:00 The head of the Eurogroup Junker "strongly opposed" the complete restructuring of debt of Greece
• 16:06:00 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in April -0.8% to 5.05 million homes a year -2 -
• 16:06:00 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in April -0.8% to 5.05 million homes a year -2 -
• 16:04:00 DJIA moved into positive territory, +2 points, shares of industrial, telecommunication companies - leaders of growth
• 16:01:01 DJIA: -5,03 points to 12,555.15 points
• 15:40:01 REVIEW: The dollar fell against major currencies against the backdrop of weak U.S. data
• 15:32:00 DJIA: -11,01 points to 12,549.17 points
• 15:26:00 Fed's Philadelphia: The index of business activity of the Fed's Philadelphia in May, 3.9 against 18.5 in April
• 15:26:00 Fed's Philadelphia: The index of business activity of the Fed's Philadelphia in May, 3.9 against 18.5 in April
• 15:07:01 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in April -0.8% to 5.05 million homes a year
• 15:04:01 Fed President-New York Dudley: the economy's weakness in the 1 st quarter, probably a temporary phenomenon -2 -
• 15:02:01 DJIA: +27,77 points to 12,587.95 points
• 15:02:01 DJIA: +27,77 points to 12,587.95 points
• 15:00:01 Energy Information Administration: Common stock of the working gas in the U.S. 92 billion cubic feet to 1.919 trillion cubic feet
• 14:56:01 Business Barometer DJ-BTMU the week 1-7 May 0.1% n / n
• 14:52:01 Conference Board: U.S. Index of Leading Indicators for April -0.3%
• 14:45:01 representative Fed Plosser: Too much is expected from the monetary policy
• 14:41:00 Van Rompuy: Europe has a "very good candidates" to head the IMF
• 14:37:00 The dollar fell against major currencies against the backdrop of weak U.S. data
• 14:33:01 DJIA +29 points after macro
• 14:33:01 DJIA +29 points after macro
• 14:32:01 DJIA: +62,7 points to 12,622.88 points
• 14:30:01 Fed's Philadelphia: Index of wholesale prices in May, 16.8 against 27.5 in April
• 14:30:01 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in April -0.8% to 5.05 million homes a year
• 14:30:01 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in April projected at 5.20 million homes a year
• 14:30:01 Fed's index of business activity Philadelphia in May projected at 20.0
• 14:30:01 Fed's Philadelphia: The Price Index in May, 48.3 against 57.1 in April
• 14:30:01 Business Barometer DJ-BTMU the week 1-7 May 0.1% n / n
• 14:30:01 Business Barometer DJ-BTMU the week 1-7 May 1.8% y / y
• 14:30:01 Fed's Philadelphia: The index of terms of delivery in May, -2.3 vs. 11.2 in April
• 14:30:01 Fed's Philadelphia: The Price Index in May, 48.3 against 57.1 in April
• 14:30:01 Fed's index of business activity Philadelphia in May projected at 20.0
• 14:30:01 Fed's Philadelphia: Index of wholesale prices in May, 16.8 against 27.5 in April
• 14:30:01 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in April -0.8% to 5.05 million homes a year
• 14:30:01 Fed's Philadelphia: The index of employment in May, 22.1 against 12.3 in April
• 14:30:01 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in April projected at 5.20 million homes a year
• 14:30:01 Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in April projected at 5.20 million homes a year
• 14:30:01 Conference Board: The index of lagging indicators for the U.S. in April 0.5%
• 14:30:01 The average price of housing in the U.S. fell by 5.0% yoy to 163.7 thousand dollars
• 14:30:01 The average price of housing in the U.S. fell by 5.0% yoy to 163.7 thousand dollars
• 14:30:01 Fed's Philadelphia: Postal deliveries in May of 6.5 against 29.1 in April
• 14:30:01 Number of homes for sale on the secondary market, U.S. housing meet 9.2 months of sales
• 14:30:01 Conference Board: U.S. Index of Leading Indicators for April -0.3%
• 14:30:01 Fed's Philadelphia: The index of new orders in May, 5.4 against 18.8 in April
• 14:26:01 Van Rompuy: Euro - a strong currency
• 14:25:00 The EC Van Rompuy: Greece should stick to their goals
• 14:17:00 EXPECTED: Sales of existing homes in the U.S. in April at 14.00 GMT, the forecast of 2%
• 14:16:01 / Washington Post Consumer Comfort Bloomberg in the U.S. for the week May 9-15 -49.4
• 14:14:01 DATA: The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week 8-14 May -29 thousand to 409 thousand, the consensus forecast -11 th -2 -
• 14:14:01 DATA: The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week 8-14 May -29 thousand to 409 thousand, the consensus forecast -11 th -2 -
• 14:09:00 DJIA +55 points; the leaders of growth - the shares of industrial companies, materials companies in the sector
• 14:04:01 The German government does not comment on the question of whether the Merkel Lagarde as a contender to head the IMF
• 14:04:01 At the opening of trading in the U.S. DJIA +37 points, Nasdaq +10 points, S & P 500, paragraph 4, the leaders of growth - the shares BofA, Chevron, other oil and industrial companies
• 14:03:00 Fed President-New York Dudley: the economy's weakness in the 1 st quarter, probably a temporary phenomenon
• 13:56:01 German Chancellor Merkel supports the finance minister Lagarde as new IMF head - report
• 13:55:00 Dudley: Federal Reserve always acts in such a way as to keep inflation under control
• 13:54:01 REVIEW: The dollar rose against the yen and the franc against the background of data on applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S.
• 13:43:01 Goolsbee: The dollar "range, but is still near pre-crisis levels
• 13:43:01 Goolsbee: U.S. promotes "recovery" of the productive sector
• 13:42:01 The Bank of England Bin: Inflationary prospects depend on wages and marginal revenue
• 13:33:00 Goolsbee: predicted 8.2% unemployment rate in the 4 th quarter 2012
• 13:32:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The dollar rose slightly against the euro
• 13:27:01 Goolsby: A simple system of company taxation and lower rates would boost economic growth
• 13:22:01 DATA: The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week 8-14 May -29 thousand to 409 thousand, the consensus forecast -11 th
• 13:18:01 Applications for unemployment benefits in Canada in March, -4.4% m / m
• 13:15:00 Goolsbee: If the pig level of debt will not be upgraded, it will not be a good factor for the economy
• 13:14:01 FIX: Goolsby: deficiency has not deteriorated significantly over the last 2 years
• 13:12:01 Goolsbee: Essentially deficit has not deteriorated over the past 2 years
• 13:10:01 Dudley: Unemployment rate "unacceptably high"
• 13:09:00 Dudley expects that the overall inflationary pressures are somewhat lower
• 13:09:00 Dudley expects that the overall inflationary pressures are somewhat lower
• Dudley, 13:08:01: Core inflation is still below the target level of the Fed
• Dudley, 13:08:01: Core inflation is still below the target level of the Fed
• 13:07:00 Dudley: The Fed is still quite far from the target levels of employment and inflation
• 13:07:00 Dudley: Overall inflation is now "slightly above" the desired level
• 13:06:01 Dudley: The economy has improved, the pace of recovery, "restrained"
• 13:05:00 Euro regained the lost ground, increased slightly against the dollar after data
• 13:03:00 The dollar / yen rose to 82 after more favorable than expected, data
• 13:03:00 The dollar rose against the yen and the euro after data on applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S.
• 13:01:01 Goolsby: We started out from the "recovery mode"
• 13:00:01 Plosser: The aim of monetary policy consists in controlling inflation
• 13:00:01 Obama advisor Goolsbee: The most important question - is economic growth
• 13:00:01 The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week 8-14 May -29 thousand to 409 thousand, the consensus forecast -11 th
• 13:00:01 The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week 8-14 May -29 thousand to 409 thousand, the consensus forecast -11 th
• 13:00:01 Secondary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week 1-7 May -81 thousand to 3.711 million
• 13:00:01 The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week 1-7 May revised to 438 thousand from 434 thousand
• 12:59:00 representative Fed Plosser: Too much is expected from the monetary policy
• 12:48:01 COMING SOON: The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. in the week 8-14 May at 12.30 GMT, the forecast of -11,000
• 12:38:01 Zhou: Higher IMF management should better represent emerging markets
• 12:38:01 Zhou: Higher IMF management should better represent emerging markets
• 12:35:01 REVIEW: On the currency markets, there is no clear direction of trades, yen falls
• 12:33:02 Juncker: We discuss the situation in Greece in June, after the report
• 12:32:01 Minister of Economy of Switzerland: The Swiss economy is in good shape, franc is not a problem
• 12:32:01 Juncker: Greece must follow a strict housekeeper further action - report
• 12:31:01 Eurogroup head Juncker: Greece must "effectively" to reach the deficit target - report
• 11:56:01 Bin: Raising interest rates would hurt economic activity
• 11:56:01 Bin: Raising interest rates would hurt economic activity
• 11:55:00 Bin: Rising inflation may accelerate in the second half of 2011
• 11:55:00 Bin: Unemployment will exert downward pressure on inflation
• 11:54:01 Bin: Size of spare capacity of companies is not clear
• 11:54:01 Bin: The crisis in the eurozone ugroozhaet renewed instability in the banking sector
• 11:54:01 Bin: The crisis in the eurozone ugroozhaet renewed instability in the banking sector
• 11:53:00 Bin: Net exports Disappointing
• 11:52:01 Bin: Future depends on the costs of companies and external demand
• 11:52:01 Bin: There are reasons to expect growth of investment
• 11:52:01 Bin: There are reasons to expect growth of investment
• 11:51:00 The Bank of England Bin: Consumer spending will remain restrained
• Chow 11:39:00: Resolving the crisis eurozone requires strong support from the IMF
• 11:38:01 Manager of People's Bank of China Zhou: There is still a volatile period of crisis of sovereign debt eurozone
• 11:14:01 CBI / CBI /: Industrial Production Index in May 20 against 22 in April
• 11:14:01 CBI / CBI /: Industrial Production Index in May 20 against 22 in April
• 11:05:00 Rehn: Greece must demonstrate a concrete solution to the fiscal consolidation
• 10:58:01 French Finance Minister Lagarde: A candidate to head the IMF needs European support
• 10:58:01 French Finance Minister Lagarde: A candidate to head the IMF needs European support
• 10:30:01 CBI: The index of price expectations in May 24 against 36 in April
• 10:30:01 CBI / CBI /: Industrial Production Index in May 20 against 22 in April
• 10:30:01 CBI / CBI /: Industrial Production Index in May 20 against 22 in April
• 10:30:01 CBI: The index of orders in industry in May -2 vs. -11 in April
• 10:30:01 CBI: The index of export orders in industry in May -3 vs. -6 in April
• 10:30:01 CBI: The index of orders in industry in May -2 vs. -11 in April
• 10:30:01 CBI / CBI /: Industrial Production Index in May 20 against 22 in April
• 10:30:01 CBI / CBI /: Industrial Production Index in May 20 against 22 in April
• 10:30:01 CBI: The index of price expectations in May 24 against 36 in April
• 10:11:01 IEA: We are ready to use all available means of influencing on oil prices
• 10:10:01 DATA: Retail sales in Britain in April of 1.1% m / m, 2.8% y / y
• 10:08:01 IEA urges oil producers to prevent damage that may be incurred by the economy
• 10:07:01 IEA: High oil prices put upward pressure on inflation and interest rates
• 10:07:01 IEA: Higher oil prices may delay the recovery of the global economy
• 10:06:00 IEA: More signs that high oil prices affect economic recovery
• 10:06:00 IEA: There is a clear need to increase oil supplies to world market
• 10:03:01 DATA: ZEW index of economic expectations in Switzerland in May -11.5 vs. 8.8 in April
• 9:31:01 ZEW index of economic expectations in Switzerland in May -11.5 vs. 8.8 in April
• 9:31:01 ZEW index of economic expectations in Switzerland in May -11.5 vs. 8.8 in April
• 9:30:01 France posted a bond for a period up to April 2016 amounting to 1.280 billion euros, yield 2.80%
• 9:29:00 France posted a bond for a period up to October 2015 amounting to 2.720 billion euros, yield 2.67%
• 9:29:00 France posted a bond for a period up to September 2013 amounting to 4.484 billion euros, the yield of 2,04%
• 9:24:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The pound rose sharply against the background of retail sales
• 9:19:01 ratio of demand to cover the bonds for up to Spain in July 2041 was 1.97 g
• 9:19:01 ratio of demand to cover the bonds of Spain up to April 2021 amounted to 1.83 g
• 9:19:01 ratio of demand to cover the bonds of Spain up to April 2021 amounted to 1.83 g
• 9:16:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: Euro under pressure and is expected Trichet speech
• 9:15:01 Spain posted a bond for a period up to July 2041 in the amount of 724 million euros, the yield of 6.011%
• 9:14:01 Spain posted a bond for a period up to April 2021 for the sum of 2.495 billion euros, the yield of 5.409%
• 9:05:01 The pound traded at an intraday high after the data on retail sales
• 9:05:01 Production of cars in the UK in April -12,2% - SMMT
• 9:05:01 Production of cars in the UK in April -12,2% - SMMT
• 9:04:01 Retail sales in Britain rose by a background of warm weather, a royal wedding
• 9:03:01 Production of cars in the UK in the first four months of the year 1.4% yoy - SMMT
• 9:02:01 selling food in the UK in April, 1.4% y / y
• 9:02:01 Retail sales in Britain in April, excluding fuel sales 1.2% m / m, 2.7% y / y
• 9:00:01 Retail sales in the UK in April predicted 0.7% m / m, 2.4% y / y
• 9:00:01 Retail sales in Britain in April of 1.1% m / m, 2.8% y / y
• 8:49:00 EU Commissioner Rehn: Economic recovery keeps momentum
• 8:49:00 EU Commissioner Rehn: Economic recovery keeps momentum
• 8:36:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The growth of the euro / dollar is likely limited - Commerzbank
• 8:13:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Growth in the euro is gaining momentum -3 -
• 8:01:01 REVIEW: The New Zealand dollar was trading with an increase
• 8:01:01 REVIEW: The New Zealand dollar was trading with an increase
• 7:55:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: EUR / CHF is firmly mired in the range 1,2515-1,2615 - ZKB
• 7:49:01 ECB Stark: The debt restructuring of Greece will make it impossible to provide liquidity
• 7:39:01 REVIEW: The Australian dollar rose against the budget of New Zealand
• 07:31:00 FTSE 100 to open 0.1%
• 7:24:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Growth in the euro is gaining momentum -2 -
• 7:13:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / yen has fallen from a peak
• 7:13:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / yen has fallen from a peak
• 6:51:00 Noda spoke to reporters in Tokyo
• 6:51:00 Noda: The IMF announced that they will explain the process of electing a new managing director
• 6:50:01 Noda wants new head of the IMF was elected in an open, transparent process
• 6:49:00 Japanese Finance Minister Noda: No comment on Strauss-Kahn's successor as head of the IMF
• 6:49:00 Japanese Finance Minister Noda: No comment on Strauss-Kahn's successor as head of the IMF
• 6:46:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Growth in the euro is gaining momentum
• 6:46:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Growth in the euro is gaining momentum
• 06:33:00 Nikkei Stock Average of trades fell by 0.4% to 9620.82 points
• 06:33:00 Nikkei Stock Average of trades fell by 0.4% to 9620.82 points
• 05:41:01 Moody's: Rating of New Zealand remains the same after the budget presentation
• 05:41:01 Moody's: Rating of New Zealand remains the same after the budget presentation
• 5:04:01 Swiss franc rising against the dollar, euro
• 5:04:01 factor load capacity in the industry in Japan in March of -21.5% m / m
• 5:03:00 Inventories in industry in Japan in March, revised data showed -4.2% MoM vs. -4.3% m / m preliminary data
• 5:02:01 Deliveries in industry in Japan in March, revised data showed -14.6% m / m vs. -14.3% m / m preliminary data
• 5:02:01 Industrial production in Japan in March, revised data showed -15.5% m / m vs. -15.3% m / m preliminary data
• 4:37:00 Strauss-Kahn, resigned from his post as director of the IMF - WSJ
• 3:50:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / dollar rose, the increase is limited to 1.4350
• 3:50:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / dollar rose, the increase is limited to 1.4350
• 3:15:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / US dollar rose against the backdrop of the reaction S & P on a budget - Westpac
• 3:02:01 Technical research: A pair Pound / Canadian dollar could drop to 1.5515 in the coming days
• 2:46:01 Couple New Zealand dollar / US dollar rose to 0.7930 against 0.7901 after the release of budget
• 2:45:01 The New Zealand dollar rises against yen
• 2:45:01 The New Zealand dollar rises against yen
• 2:44:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: EUR / USD traded with a rising against the backdrop of a break in a fall in commodity prices - dealer
• 2:36:01 Couple New Zealand dollar / US dollar rose to 0.7906 from 0.7901 after the release of budget
• 2:33:00 Technical research: The euro / pound could rise to 0.8900 in the short term
• 2:21:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen is trading with a decrease in sales against the backdrop of Japanese exporters - dealer
• 2:01:00 Reserve Bank of Australia sold U.S. $ 570.0 million ATS in the foreign exchange market in April
• 1:33:00 Bullard: When a program of quantitative easing to end in June, borrowing a wait before tightening policy
• 1:29:00 Bullard: Regardless of whether a double or a single mandate from the Fed, the debate about the basic and overall inflation persist
• 1:28:01 Bullard: "absolutely happy" to maintain a dual mandate the Fed
• 1:28:01 Bullard: "absolutely happy" to maintain a dual mandate the Fed
• 1:11:01 Sano, speaking at a press conference
• 1:11:01 Sano, speaking at a press conference
• 1:10:01 Sano: We can cope with a temporary fall in GDP
• 1:10:01 Sano: I do not think that the economy has entered a phase of recession
• 1:09:01 Sano: Should not be surprised if the GDP will decrease the third consecutive quarter
• 1:05:01 Sano: The Bank of Japan did everything possible to support the economy
• 1:05:01 Sano: The Bank of Japan did everything possible to support the economy
• 1:04:00 Sano: There is no need for the BOJ to take further action
• 1:00:01 Sano: Lack of energy sources - the risk to the economy
• 1:00:01 Sano: Lack of energy sources - the risk to the economy
• 00:59:01 Sano: The impact of the earthquake include attacks on the supply chain, cost containment
• 00:57:01 Sano: The impact of the earthquake on the economy less than expected
• 00:57:01 Sano: The current situation differs from the global financial crisis
• 00:56:01 The Government of Japan: Foreign economy continues to recover
• 00:55:01 The Government of Japan: Reduce spending on cars and services helped to reduce consumption in the 1-m square
• 00:55:01 The Government of Japan: Capital expenditures in the 1 st quarter, probably fell because of the earthquake
• 00:54:01 The Government of Japan: The fall in GDP deflator at 1.9% in fiscal year 2010 - the largest of the known
• 00:51:01 Sano: I expect GDP growth of about 1% in this fiscal year
• 00:50:01 Sano: Flexibility Japanese economy is strong
• 00:49:01 Minister of Economy of Japan Yosano: The fall in GDP in the 1 st quarter was due to the impact of the earthquake
• 00:49:01 Minister of Economy of Japan Yosano: The fall in GDP in the 1 st quarter was due to the impact of the earthquake
• 00:31:01 Domestic demand in Japan -0.8 percentage points to growth
• 00:31:01 Government investment in fixed assets in Japan in the 1-m square -1,3% k / k
• 00:30:00 Stocks in Japan -0.5 percentage points to growth
• 00:30:00 Stocks in Japan -0.5 percentage points to growth
• 00:28:00 Private investment in housing construction in Japan in the 1-sq m +0,7% k / k
• 00:28:00 Private capital spending in Japan in the 1 st quarter -0.9% / k
• 00:26:00 imports in Japan in the 1 st quarter 2.0% k / k
• 00:26:00 Private consumption in Japan in the 1-m square -0,6% k / k
• 00:18:00 Nearby futures on the Nikkei index opened with a rise of 55 points at 9,710 on the Singapore Exchange
• 00:04:00 Bullard did not discuss the current policy, expectations for economic growth
• 00:03:01 Bullard did not give a numerical target level of general inflation
• 00:03:01 Bullard did not give a numerical target level of general inflation
• 00:03:01 Bullarag: A focus on core inflation hurts the credibility of the Fed
• 00:01:01 Bullard: "An acceptable hypothesis" assumes that energy demand will outpace supply in the coming decades
• Bullard 23:59:01: Excluding energy prices ignores the selection of households to spend less on other items
• 23:57:01 Bullard: Core inflation - not a good predictive indicator of general inflation
• 23:56:00 Bullard: General inflation may be more volatile, but the Fed's flexible can adapt to this
• 23:54:00 Fed President St. Louis Bullard: U.S. should adopt a precise numerical target for overall inflation
• 23:50:00 Quotes oil futures once again surpassed $ 100 a barrel on the background data on the stocks in the U.S.
• 23:38:00 Nationwide: Consumer confidence in Britain in April 1943 to 45 March
• 23:35:01 MARKET TALK: Couples dollar / yen and Australian dollar / US dollar still lacks momentum - ANZ
• 23:28:01 MARKET TALK: Pare the Australian dollar / US dollar is needed growth in commodity prices, to test the strength of 1.067
• 23:23:01 Wellink: It would be nice if the IMF led a European
• 23:22:01 Wellink: Trichet - "fantastic" candidate to head the IMF
• 23:21:01 Oil prices above $ 100 a barrel breathed life into the precious metals
• 23:21:01 Oil prices above $ 100 a barrel breathed life into the precious metals