FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-05-24

24 May 2011

• 19:30:01 Minutes: The leaders of the regional Fed banks are concerned about the prospects for the economy
• 19:22:01 Bullard: After quantitative easing policy will depend on the situation in the economy
• 19:22:01 Bullard believes that policy will change in 6-9 months after completion of the quantitative easing
• 19:21:00 Bullard: The debt crisis of the euro area - an alarm bell for U.S.
• 19:20:01 Quotes oil futures on the NYMEX on trades rose by 1.89 dollars to 99.59 dollars per barrel
• 19:09:01 Fed President St. Louis Bullard urged to pay greater attention to energy prices, overall inflation
• 19:03:01 FIX: Bullard believes that the Fed will refuse mitigation policies, perhaps in the second half of 2011
• 18:58:01 Bullard believes that the Fed may refuse to promote the second half of 2011
• 18:56:01 Juncker: We will "carefully" study the progress made ??in Greece, before providing additional assistance
• 18:54:01 Juncker: Greece should accept new responsibilities
• 18:53:01 Bullard: "It's hard to see" a solution of the debt crisis, eurozone
• 18:51:01 Bullard: The debt crisis of the euro zone - a key threat "to economic growth in the U.S.
• 18:51:01 Junker: The Greek government should increase its privatization program
• 18:50:01 Juncker: Redesigning possible only when the Greek government to satisfy the criteria
• 18:49:01 Juncker: I am strongly opposed to restructuring the debt of Greece
• 18:48:01 Juncker: I understand public anger at EU for providing financial assistance to Greece
• 18:47:00 Juncker: We have asked the Greek government with requests to resolve the situation with finances
• Pianalto 18:45:01 Comments were taken from the annual report Fed Cleveland, published on Tuesday
• 18:44:01 Pianalto: Now, maybe the right time for making precise inflation target
• 18:43:01 Pianalto: Growing concerns about inflation - a new economic challenge
• 18:43:01 Fed President Pianalto, Cleveland: The economic situation in 2010 has improved, but too many Americans continue to suffer
• 18:41:01 Juncker: Too early to tell what the next steps for Greece
• 18:40:01 Eurogroup head Juncker: We are strongly committed to protecting the euro
• 18:36:01 Minutes: The leaders of the regional Fed banks are concerned about the prospects for the economy
• 18:35:01 Minutes: 2 out of 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks voted to raise interest rates
• 18:35:01 Minutes: 10 out of 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks voted to retain the interest rate unchanged
• 18:30:01 Bullard: "It's time to get rid of" the concept of core inflation
• 18:03:00 Bullard: Targeting the price - a replacement for the commodity standard
• 18:02:01 Bullard: U.S. policy should focus more on the general price
• 18:01:00 Bullard: General inflation - a key goal of price stability
• 18:00:01 Bullard: Too much attention to basic prices may be misleading
• 17:59:00 Bullard called the notion of core inflation "arbitrary"
• 17:57:00 Bullard: Ignoring energy prices when calculating the price index may underestimate inflation in the long term
• 17:56:01 Bullard: World energy demand could exceed supply in coming decades
• 17:55:00 Bullard: Fed must adopt inflation targeting
• 17:54:01 Bullard: Energy prices can not continue to grow indefinitely
• 17:53:01 Bullard: "Pause" in monetary policy would provide time to assess the strength of economy
• 17:52:01 Fed President St. Louis Bullard: Monetary policy gives too much importance basic prices
• 17:33:01 DJIA: -16,5 points to 12,364.76 points
• 17:02:01 DJIA: -14,07 points to 12,367.19 points
• 16:52:01 OVERVIEW: The euro rebounded against the background of strengthening risk appetite
• 16:33:01 DJIA: -11,92 points to 12,369.34 points
• 16:02:01 DJIA: -0,68 points to 12,380.58 points
• 15:47:01 Oil prices on the NYMEX reached $ 100 a barrel
• 15:32:01 DJIA: -6,05 points to 12,375.21 points
• 15:31:01 DATA: Sales in the primary housing market of the United States in April of 7.3% to 323 thousand houses per year, the consensus forecast of 300 thousand -2 -
• 15:19:00 Fed officials Duke drew a gloomy picture for U.S. consumers
• 15:12:01 Fed's Richmond: The production index in May -6 versus 10 in April
• 15:10:01 DJIA moved to negative territory, down by 1 point against a drop in prices in the health sector
• 15:05:00 Hoenig: It should be the boundary for a system of financial security
• 15:01:00 DJIA: +11,43 points to 12,392.69 points
• 14:59:01 DATA: Sales in the primary housing market of the United States in April of 7.3% to 323 thousand houses per year, the consensus forecast of 300 thousand
• 14:39:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 3 weeks of May -2.6% m / m
• 14:33:01 U.S. stock indexes retain previously earned the position after the data on the housing market, DJIA +30 points
• 14:32:01 DJIA: +26,95 points to 12,408.21 points
• 14:30:01 Sales of the primary housing market in the U.S. in April 7.3% to 323 thousand houses per year, the consensus forecast of 300 thousand
• 14:30:01 Sales of the primary housing market in the U.S. for March, revised to 301 thousand houses per year to 300 thousand
• 14:30:01 Fed's Richmond: The index of income in the service sector in May 9 vs. 28 in April
• 14:30:01 Fed's Richmond: income index in retail trade in May 3 vs. 24 in April
• 14:30:01 Fed's Richmond: The production index in May -6 versus 10 in April
• 14:30:01 Fed's Richmond: The index of industrial shipments in May -13 to 6, in April
• 14:29:01 Henig: It is necessary to stabilize and regulate the shadow banking system
• 14:29:01 Hoenig: The activities of banks that use the network security should be limited to basic operations
• 14:28:00 Hoenig: Expanding the safety net increases the size and complexity of the banks
• 14:27:01 Hoenig: The five biggest financial companies in the U.S. controlled assets of approximately 60% of GDP
• 14:26:01 Hoenig: The current U.S. financial sector was "very focused" around a few banks
• 14:24:00 representative Fed Hoenig: I "strongly support" Volcker rule prohibiting banks to trade in securities for own account
• 14:18:00 EXPECTED: Sales of the primary housing market in the U.S. in April at 14.00 GMT, the forecast - 0%
• 14:14:00 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The dollar traded quietly at auctions in Europe
• 14:04:00 Nasdaq +8 points, S & P 500, paragraph 4, the leaders of growth - the shares of oil and gas companies and the sector of materials
• 14:03:01 At the opening of trading in the U.S. DJIA +29 points, Expensive stocks Chevron, Caterpillar
• 13:53:01 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar has lagged other commodity currencies because of the weakening expectations of a rate hike by the Bank of Canada
• 13:41:01 FEATURE: Swiss aid to Greece to help more than intervention
• 13:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the week of 15-21 May 3.4% y / y
• 13:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 3 weeks of May 4.0% y / y
• 13:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 3 weeks of May -2.6% m / m
• 13:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the week of 15-21 May 3.4% y / y
• 13:20:01 The Bank of England Fisher: Improving key interest rate now "would be wrong to step"
• 13:10:01 MARKET TALK: Euro has appreciated slightly against the backdrop of growing confidence in Germany
• 13:07:01 DATA: CBI / CBI /: volume index of retail sales in May 18 against 21 in April
• 13:00:01 Duke: Financial education - a key factor for a healthy situation in the U.S. economy
• 13:00:01 Duke: the income of many American families can not keep pace with rising costs
• 12:58:01 Fed officials Duke: Higher gasoline prices hurt consumers in the U.S.
• 12:51:00 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores -1.0% for the week 15-21 May
• 12:31:00 deputy head of the IEA is skeptical about the probability of increasing quotas for oil production at the June meeting of OPEC
• 12:29:00 deputy head of the IEA: There are many ways to ease the pressure on the oil market by demand
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 3.1% y / y
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores -1.0% for the week 15-21 May
• 12:09:01 Investors, putting on the worsening debt crisis in Greece, have come to prefer short positions on a pair euro / franc
• 12:00:01 CBI: The index of expectations for retail sales in the UK in June 14
• 12:00:01 CBI / CBI /: volume index of retail sales in May 18 against 21 in April
• 11:48:01 Fischer: The risk of higher inflation expectations is not an immediate
• 11:46:00 Fischer: Enhancing key interest rate now "would be wrong to step"
• 11:44:01 Fisher: Weak consumer spending could bring down the economic recovery on course
• 11:43:01 Fischer: I saw "significant" degree of slowdown in the economy
• 11:42:01 Fischer: New drop in consumer confidence causes "anxiety"
• 11:41:01 Fischer: It will take some time before the real wage growth
• 11:39:01 Fischer: Growth in wages is too slow to meet the inflation target
• 11:38:00 Fischer: Further easing policy can be justified
• 11:37:01 The Bank of England Fisher: Recent data on GDP were "unpleasant surprise"
• 11:06:01 Bini Smaghi: The biggest concern is a possible chain reaction from the growth in wages - radio
• 11:05:01 Bini Smaghi: ECB will do everything possible to keep inflation at target level - radio
• 11:04:01 ECB Bini Smaghi: A successful program of Greece at the initial stage involves difficult steps - radio
• 10:33:01 representative of the Bank of England's Fisher: Inflation is less of a concern than consumer spending
• 10:29:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD is trading near intraday highs
• 10:16:01 DATA: Eurozone industrial orders in March, -1.8% m / m, 14.1% y / y
• 10:04:01 DATA: Net borrowing of the public sector / PSNB / UK in April of 10.0 billion pounds against 7.3 billion pounds a year ago
• 9:43:01 DATA: Ifo: In the April index of sentiment in the business circles of Germany amounted to 114.2
• 9:30:01 eurozone industrial orders in the predicted -1.3% m / m, 12.9% y / y
• 9:30:01 orders in industry eurozone in March, -1.8% m / m, 14.1% y / y
• 9:30:01 orders in the industry for the eurozone in February revised up to 0.5% m / m, 21.5% y / y
• 9:30:01 eurozone industrial orders in the predicted -1.3% m / m, 12.9% y / y
• 9:14:01 Spain posted a 3-month bonds worth 999 million euros, the yield of 1.418%
• 9:14:01 Spain posted a 6-month bonds worth 1.3 billion euros, the yield of 1.798%
• 9:14:01 Spain posted a 3-month bonds worth 999 million euros, the yield of 1.418%
• 9:13:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro rose against the backdrop of strong data in Germany
• 09:09:00 Morgan Stanley raises outlook for prices for Brent crude in 2012 to $ 130 from $ 105 per barrel
• 09:09:00 Morgan Stanley raises outlook for prices for Brent crude in 2011 to $ 120 from $ 100 per barrel
• 09:08:01 Morgan Stanley raises outlook for prices for Brent crude oil for 2011 and 2012
• 9:00:01 Net public sector borrowing in the UK in April projected at 6.5 billion pounds
• 9:00:01 Net borrowing of the public sector / PSNB / UK in April of 10.0 billion pounds against 7.3 billion pounds a year ago
• 9:00:01 Net public sector demand for cash / PSNCR / UK in April of 3.3 billion pounds vs. -5.8 billion pounds a year ago
• 9:00:01 Net UK public sector demand for cash in April predicted at 2.7 billion pounds
• 9:00:01 Net public sector demand for cash / PSNCR / UK in April of 3.3 billion pounds vs. -5.8 billion pounds a year ago
• 9:00:01 Net public sector borrowing in the UK in April projected at 6.5 billion pounds
• 9:00:01 Net borrowing of the public sector / PSNB / UK in April of 10.0 billion pounds against 7.3 billion pounds a year ago
• 8:52:01 Fisher: No evidence that inflation affects wages, no
• 8:51:00 Fisher: Inflation is less of a concern than consumer confidence
• 8:51:00 Fisher: "Without prejudice" refers to a further quantitative easing
• 8:50:01 The Bank of England Fisher: Consumer spending worrying
• 8:36:01 The euro rose after the Ifo index in Germany exceeded forecasts
• 8:35:01 Van Rompuy: Countries such as Greece, need more time
• 8:35:01 Nuaye: Greece should undertake an ambitious privatization program to reduce debt
• 8:34:01 Nuaye: Greece has no choice but to strictly implement the program of the EU and the IMF
• 8:34:01 Nuaye: Debt Restructuring Greece would become a "nightmare scenario"
• 8:34:01 Nuaye: Restructuring Debt creates legal problems can result in a default
• 8:33:01 Nuaye: Debt of Greece can not serve as collateral for the ECB in the case of restructuring
• 8:33:01 Nuaye: Debt Restructuring Greece will put an end to funding from the EU, IMF
• 8:32:01 Nuaye: Debt restructuring will lead to the collapse of the Greek economy
• 8:32:01 ECB Nuaye: Debt Restructuring Greece - not the solution
• 8:30:01 index of sentiment in the German Ifo business community in May of 114.2, 113.7 forecast
• 08:30:01 Ifo: In the April index of sentiment in the business circles of Germany amounted to 114.2
• 08:30:01 Ifo: The current conditions index in Germany in May, 121.4
• 08:30:01 Ifo: In April the index of current conditions in Germany amounted to 121.0
• 08:30:01 Ifo: expectations index in Germany in May, 107.4
• 08:30:01 Ifo: In the April index of expectations in Germany amounted to 107.7
• 8:29:01 Van Rompuy: The Spanish Government has acted with courage, need to go beyond
• 8:28:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Growth in the euro is a correction of -3 -
• 8:18:01 Van Rompuy: Risks associated with any restructuring, enormous
• 8:15:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The dollar was unable to grow on rating issues in Europe
• 8:13:01 EU President Van Rompuy: Euro remains very strong currency
• 7:51:00 Gurr?a: The debt crisis in the euro threatens the prospects for the region
• 7:50:01 Head of the OECD Gurria: The crisis is not over, but only changing the face of
• 7:48:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Growth in the euro is a correction of -2 -
• 7:35:01 Quotes July oil futures on the NYMEX rose 1.08 dollars to 98.78 dollars per barrel
• 7:34:01 DATA: Sentiment Index in the business circles of France in May of 107 against 109 in April
• 7:32:01 REVIEW: Australian dollar partially offset the losses sustained
• 7:30:01 Quotes of July futures for Brent crude rose 1.15 dollars to 111.25 dollars per barrel
• 07:29:01 Goldman Sachs raises a 12-month outlook for aluminum prices to 2900 dollars per ton
• 07:29:01 Goldman Sachs raises a 6-month outlook for aluminum prices to 2750 dollars per ton
• 07:29:01 Goldman Sachs raises 3-month outlook for aluminum prices to 2700 dollars per ton
• 07:28:01 Goldman Sachs raises a 6-month forecast for the price of WTI crude oil to 114.50 dollars per barrel
• 7:28:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The pound fell against the revision of the rating of British banks by Moody's
• 07:28:01 Goldman Sachs raises a 12-month forecast for the price of WTI crude oil to 126.50 dollars per barrel
• 07:28:01 Goldman Sachs raises a 12-month forecast for Brent crude oil prices to $ 130 a barrel
• 07:27:01 Goldman Sachs raises 3-month forecast for WTI crude oil prices to 108 dollars per barrel
• 07:27:01 Goldman Sachs raises a 12-month forecast for Brent crude oil prices to $ 130 a barrel
• 07:27:01 Goldman Sachs raises 3-month forecast for Brent crude oil prices to 115 dollars per barrel
• 7:17:01 DATA: GDP of Germany for the 1 st quarter of correction has not been revised, +1,5% k / k
• 7:15:00 Sentiment Index in the business circles of France in May predicted at 109
• 7:15:00 Sentiment Index in the business circles of France in May of 107 against 109 in April
• 7:12:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Growth in the euro is a correction
• 7:03:01 REVIEW: The New Zealand dollar was trading with an increase at the end of the session against the backdrop of inflation forecasts
• 6:52:01 couple of pounds / yen fell to an intraday low of 131.45
• 6:51:00 Sano: Do not underestimate the impact of the problems of nuclear reactor on the economy
• 6:45:01 Sano: Problems with a nuclear reactor have direct and indirect impact on the economy
• 6:41:01 Sano expects quick recovery of the supply chain
• 06:39:01 Nikkei rose on trading results at the 0.2% to 9477.17 points
• 6:34:00 stocks took away 0.4 percentage points from the quarterly German GDP in the 1 st quarter
• 6:33:01 Net foreign trade added 0.5 percentage points to quarterly GDP of Germany in the 1 st quarter
• 6:33:01 Domestic demand added 1.0 protsentnoo points to quarterly GDP growth in Germany in the 1 st quarter
• 6:32:01 Rozegren: The focus should be directed to a narrow definition of capital
• 6:32:01 Boston Fed President Rozegren: Improving the quality and quantity of bank capital has a "critical" value
• 6:30:01 GDP of Germany for the 1 st quarter of correction has not been revised, +1,5% k / k
• 6:30:01 GDP of Germany for the 1 st quarter of correction has not been revised, 4.9% y / y
• 6:30:01 GDP of Germany for the 1 st quarter projected 1.5% k / k, 4.9% y / y
• 6:29:01 Minister of Economy of Japan Yosano: Government will revise the forecast for GDP in the middle of this year
• 6:07:01 The Japanese government lowered its assessment of capital spending, corporate profits, housing starts
• 6:07:01 The Government of Japan: In recent years, the economy shows weakness
• 6:06:00 The Government of Japan has kept pessimistic assessment of economy in May
• 5:46:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: Switzerland does not raise rates as long as the franc will remain strong - UBS
• 5:41:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / US dollar may test the strength of 0.8000 after the release of the survey on inflation
• 4:41:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar levels the loss of technical factors RBNZ - OzForex
• 3:59:00 The Australian dollar rose to 1.0549 U.S. dollar
• 3:55:00 New Zealand dollar rose strongly, trading at 0.7964 U.S. dollars
• 3:29:00 surplus current account balance of China in the 1-m square 29.8 billion dollars, -18% y / y
• 3:08:01 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX on Monday declined in value against the backdrop of concerns about global economic growth
• 2:48:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar rose - trader
• 2:08:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar will face a test of confidence - Westpac
• 1:58:01 Gold prices on COMEX on Monday, rose on concerns about growth;
• 1:53:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of pound / yen could target the 131.00 - dealer
• 1:26:01 Bullard: Fed's objective - a stable overall inflation
• 1:26:01 Bullard: "It is very natural for the Fed to pause after the second program of quantitative easing
• 1:24:01 Bullard expects the economy in the second half of 2011 will be "quite strong"
• 1:23:01 Bullard: Weaker U.S. data will likely be a temporary phenomenon
• 00:59:00 Nikkei Stock Average briefly moved into positive territory
• 00:21:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD will continue to test the strength of the lower levels - RBS
• 23:42:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The Road to reduce for a couple of Australian dollar / US dollar opened - ANZ
• 23:15:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / dollar remains under pressure