FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-06-01

1 June 2011

• 19:48:01 REVIEW: The euro fell against other currencies against the backdrop of a downgrade in Greece
• 19:46:01 Greece: The downgrade by Moody's does not reflect the government's plans to reduce the budget deficit
• 19:28:01 REVIEW: Clouds on the economic horizon have reduced the dollar
• 19:22:01 The euro fell against other currencies against lowering Moody's rating of Greece
• 19:20:01 Moody's downgraded the rating of Greece to Caa1 from B1; outlook negative
• 19:14:01 Quotes oil futures on the NYMEX on trades fell by 2.41 dollars to 100.29 dollars per barrel
• 19:04:00 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX in late afternoon trading was down 2.42 dollars, at 100.28 dollars per barrel
• 18:32:00 ECB Stark expects tighter monetary policy, despite slowing economy
• 18:19:01 Trichet: We will continue to ensure price stability
• 17:58:01 Pianalto: Debt problems in Europe are putting pressure on the credibility of the business community
• 17:57:00 Fed President Pianalto, Cleveland: The current monetary policy is "adequate" -2 -
• 17:53:00 Fed President Pianalto, Cleveland: The current monetary policy is "adequate"
• 17:44:01 Pianalto: A stronger economic recovery will soften the income distribution
• 17:40:01 Pianalto: It is expected that inflation will be restrained, even with the Fed's policy of soft
• 17:31:00 DJIA: -189,55 points to 12,380.24 points
• 17:21:00 REVIEW: Weak U.S. data continue to come, investors are getting rid of the dollar
• 17:03:01 Pianalto: Fed will refuse from the soft policy "when the time comes"
• 17:03:01 Pianalto: Slow growth in wages will help to limit inflation
• 17:03:01 Pianalto: Fed will refuse from the soft policy "when the time comes"
• 17:03:01 Pianalto: Slow growth in wages will help to limit inflation
• 17:02:00 Pianalto: Ultimately, the Fed will tighten policy
• 17:02:00 Pianalto: to reunite the unemployment rate to 5.5% -6%, it may take 5 years
• 17:01:01 Pianalto: GDP growth is likely to remain around 3%
• 17:01:01 DJIA: -187,54 points to 12,382.25 points
• 17:01:01 Pianalto: Economy is on the way "gradual recovery"
• 17:00:00 Pianalto: It is expected that inflation falling back below 2% in the next few years
• 16:59:01 Pianalto: It is expected that inflation would be "temporarily higher" against the backdrop of rising prices for food and energy
• 16:58:01 Fed President Pianalto, Cleveland: The current monetary policy is "adequate"
• 16:57:01 futures on the NYMEX crude oil fell below $ 101 a barrel
• 16:53:01 DJIA -200 points; continuing fall in share prices of banks and financial companies
• 16:46:00 Stark: opposed to any restructuring of Greece
• 16:39:01 ECB Stark expects tighter monetary policy, despite the weaker economy
• 16:32:01 DJIA: -148,76 points to 12,421.03 points
• 16:01:01 DJIA: -126,39 points to 12,443.4 points
• 15:31:00 DJIA: -143,84 points to 12,425.95 points
• 15:23:00 DATA: Construction spending in the U.S. in April 0.4% Forecast 0.2% -2 -
• 15:19:00 DJIA -152 points, shares of financial companies and banks - in leaders of falling
• 15:15:00 Institute for Supply Management / ISM /: PMI index for the industrial sphere the U.S. in May 53.5 vs. 60.4 in April
• 15:01:01 DJIA: -123,74 points to 12,446.05 points
• 14:59:01 The People's Bank of China: The situation is favorable for a stable and relatively fast development of Chinese economy
• 14:58:01 The People's Bank of China: the crisis of sovereign debt in some countries is not allowed
• 14:58:00 The People's Bank of China: Inflationary pressures in emerging economies is growing
• 14:58:00 The People's Bank of China: Liquidity in the world, mainly increased due to loose monetary policies of some leading countries
• 14:54:01 DATA: Construction spending in the U.S. in April 0.4% Forecast 0.2%
• 14:49:01 The dollar continue to weaken after the disappointing ISM data
• 14:34:00 The dollar fell to a 2-week low against the yen after ISM data
• 14:33:01 DJIA -77 points after ISM data
• 14:32:00 The dollar fell after the disappointing ISM data
• 14:31:01 DJIA: -60,17 points to 12,509.62 points
• 14:31:01 The euro fell to new record low against the Swiss franc
• 14:30:01 Construction spending in the U.S. in March revised up to 0.1% from 1.4%
• 14:30:01 Construction spending in the U.S. in April 0.4% Forecast 0.2%
• 14:30:01 Institute for Supply Management / ISM /: PMI index for the industrial sphere the U.S. in May 53.5 vs. 60.4 in April
• 14:30:01 ISM: Producer price index in May, 76.5 against 85.5 in April
• 14:30:01 ISM: Index of employment in May, 58.2 against 62.7 in April
• 14:30:01 ISM: The index of new orders in May, 51.0 against 61.7 in April
• 14:30:01 ISM: Index of employment in May, 58.2 against 62.7 in April
• 14:30:01 ISM: Producer price index in May, 76.5 against 85.5 in April
• 14:30:01 Institute for Supply Management / ISM /: PMI index for the industrial sphere the U.S. in May 53.5 vs. 60.4 in April
• 14:30:01 Construction spending in the U.S. in March revised up to 0.1% from 1.4%
• 14:30:01 Construction spending in the U.S. in April 0.4% Forecast 0.2%
• 14:22:00 Wren: Economic recovery in Europe is now self-sufficient
• 14:22:00 DJIA -57 points ahead of ISM data
• 14:20:00 Trichet: Pact on Stability and Growth Pact is vital for monetary union
• 14:19:01 COMING SOON: The production index of the Institute for Supply Management / ISM / for May at 14.00 GMT, the forecast of 57.0
• 14:17:01 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar traded unevenly after data on U.S. employment
• 14:16:00 Trichet: The future euro members must exactly meet the criteria requirements
• 14:07:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 4 weeks of May -2.7% m / m
• 14:05:01 DJIA -44 points
• 14:04:00 At the opening of trading Nasdaq -7 points, S & P 500 -4 points, shares of banks, financial and telecommunications companies - leaders in the fall
• 14:01:01 REVIEW: The dollar continued its decline after the release of unfavorable data ADP
• 13:54:01 ADP: The number of jobs in the private sector of the U.S. in May 38 th; forecast 190 thousand -2 -
• 13:50:01 ECB President Trichet: Central banks need to be constantly prepared to fight crisis
• 13:31:00 The dollar continues to fall after weak data ADP, reached a new low against franc
• 13:25:01 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the week of 22-28 May 3.6% y / y
• 13:25:00 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 4 weeks of May 3.9% y / y
• 13:25:00 Redbook: U.S. retail sales for the first 4 weeks of May -2.7% m / m
• 13:23:00 REVIEW: The dollar fell against the yen and the franc after disappointing data ADP
• 13:16:01 ADP: The number of jobs in the private sector of the U.S. in May 38 th, 190 th forecast
• 13:08:01 Rehn: Spain was able to "separate" from the periphery of the problem
• 13:01:00 Rehn: Default Greece is likely to lead to the spread of the debt problems of other countries
• 12:58:01 REVIEW: Frank soared against a background of strengthening the economy
• 12:49:01 The dollar / yen down against the backdrop of disappointing data ADP
• 12:45:06 ADP: The number of jobs in the private sector of the U.S. in May 38 th, 190 th forecast
• 12:41:01 Rehn: "no alternative" to fiscal consolidation in Greece
• 12:40:01 Rehn: There is a crisis of sovereign debt and the weakness of the banking sector, we solve both problems
• 12:40:01 EU Commissioner Rehn: Restoring the European economy maintains its momentum "
• 12:38:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 0.4% for the week 22-28 May
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 2.8% y / y
• 12:15:01 ICSC / Goldman Sachs: The index of sales in U.S. retail stores 0.4% for the week 22-28 May
• 11:46:01 The dollar / franc reached a new record low, trading below 0.8457 to EBS
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: Market Index -3.96% to 519.4, 540.8 a week ago
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: index of refinancing -5.74% to 2443, a week ago, 2592
• 11:30:01 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: Index acquisitions -0.02% to 191.4, 191.4 a week ago
• 10:51:01 German Finance Minister: Program aid to Greece and then to be implemented with the participation of the IMF
• 10:47:01 Merkel: It is necessary to examine the report on Greece, before taking any decision
• 10:46:01 German Chancellor Merkel: IMF, ECB, the European Union on the ground studying the situation in Greece
• 10:21:01 ratio of demand to the coating on Treasury bills Portugal up to September 2011 amounted to 2.7
• 10:20:01 Portugal has placed Treasury bills up to September 2011 amounting to 850 million euros, the average yield of 4.967%
• 10:19:01 Greece would retain control over the collection of taxes - sources
• 10:19:01 Greece is considering using the new privatization agency - Sources
• 10:18:01 Greece can attract foreign experts in the field of privatization - sources
• 10:18:01 Terms EU / IMF include reducing hiring staff in the public sector in Greece - Sources
• 10:17:00 Terms EU / IMF may provide a slower increase in wages in the public sector - sources
• 10:17:00 Under the agreement EU / IMF state pension in Greece can be reduced - Sources
• 10:16:01 The ECB continues to firmly oppose any reprofilirovaniya at Greece's debt - sources
• 10:15:01 Greece was concerned that the extension of payment on the bonds could damage its banks - sources
• 10:15:01 Extension of payments on the bonds of Greece "difficult" are unlikely to take place soon - sources
• 10:14:01 It is also considered the possibility of renewal payments on the bonds of Greece - Sources
• 10:14:01 The term of payment on the bonds of Greece to 2012-2014 may be extended for 3 years - sources
• 10:13:00 assistance to Greece as a whole will be around 30 billion euros per year - sources
• 10:12:01 The new loan EU / IMF for Greece will cover 2012 and possibly 2013 - Sources
• 10:11:00 Greece can get a new kriedit EU / IMF this month - Sources
• 9:44:01 oil futures down on the background of renewed concerns about the debt of Greece
• 9:39:01 DATA: Net consumer lending in the UK in April of 1.2 billion pounds against 1.1 billion pounds in March
• 9:33:01 France posted a bond for a period up to April 2018 amounting to 1.55 billion euros, the average yield of 3.02%
• 9:30:01 DATA: Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / production sector for the UK in May 52.1 - Sources
• 9:29:01 DATA: Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / production sector for the euro zone in May 54.6 - Sources
• 09:26:01 S & P: Growth in the euro weakens, but remains stable
• 9:06:00 CPI / CPI / China in July, is likely to be 5.95% y / y - analysts Xinhua
• 9:05:01 The People's Bank of China may raise interest rates already 4-6 June - analysts Xinhua
• 9:00:00 Net consumer lending in the UK in April predicted 1.1 billion pounds
• 9:00:00 Net consumer lending in the UK in April of 1.2 billion pounds against 1.1 billion pounds in March
• 9:00:00 Net mortgage lending in the UK in April of 0.7 billion pounds against 0.5 billion pounds in March
• 9:00:00 The number of mortgage approvals in the UK in April of 45,170 against 47,150 in March
• 9:00:00 unsecured consumer lending in the UK in April of 0.5 billion pounds against 0.5 billion pounds in March
• 9:00:00 The number of mortgage approvals in the UK in April of 45,170 against 47,150 in March
• 9:00:00 Net mortgage lending in the UK in April of 0.7 billion pounds against 0.5 billion pounds in March
• 9:00:00 Net consumer lending in the UK in April predicted 1.1 billion pounds
• 9:00:00 Net consumer lending in the UK in April of 1.2 billion pounds against 1.1 billion pounds in March
• 8:59:01 In April manufacturing PMI was 54.4 UK
• 8:59:01 manufacturing PMI UK in May projected at 54.0
• 8:58:00 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / production sector for the UK in May 52.1 - Sources
• 8:49:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: Euro under pressure franc strengthened
• 8:44:01 EU: Ready to discuss further options to support Greece
• 8:31:01 In April manufacturing PMI was 58.0 euro
• 8:31:01 manufacturing PMI for May euro zone projected at 54.8
• 8:31:01 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / production sector for the euro zone in May 54.6 - Sources
• 8:30:01 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / production sector for the euro zone in May 54.6 - Sources
• 8:30:01 manufacturing PMI for May euro zone projected at 54.8
• 8:30:01 In April manufacturing PMI was 58.0 euro
• 8:30:01 manufacturing PMI for May euro zone projected at 54.8
• 8:30:01 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / production sector for the euro zone in May 54.6 - Sources
• 8:23:00 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / production sector for Germany in May 57.7 - Sources
• 8:23:00 manufacturing PMI in Germany in May projected at 58.2
• 8:18:01 In April manufacturing PMI France amounted to 57.5
• 8:18:01 manufacturing PMI France in May projected at 55.0
• 8:18:01 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / for the production sector of France in May 54.9 - Sources
• 8:13:00 In April manufacturing PMI was 55.5 in Italy
• 8:13:00 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / for the production sector in Italy, in May 52.8 - Sources
• 8:13:00 manufacturing PMI Italy in May projected at 54.0
• 8:06:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: Greek tragedy puts pressure on a couple of euro / dollar
• 8:06:01 oil futures on the NYMEX and ICE are growing amid falling dollar
• 8:02:01 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / Switzerland in April amounted to 58.4
• 8:02:01 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / Switzerland in May, 59.2, 58.1 forecast
• 8:01:00 Stark: It is very closely following the pricing and risk
• 8:00:01 Stark: National differences will not prevent monetary policy
• 7:56:01 Stark: Greece - not a "bottomless abyss", will take the necessary measures
• 7:55:07 Stark: A crisis of institutions eurozone - in their relation to measures of recovery, reform
• 7:51:00 Retail sales in Switzerland in April, 4.2% y / y in nominal terms, 7.5% yoy in real terms
• 7:50:01 Stark: Greece has made ??progress, but should strengthen the reform
• 7:49:00 Technical research: a couple of pounds / yen rose to a target level for a positive attitude toward risk
• 7:48:01 ECB Stark sees the European crisis, but not a crisis of Euro
• 7:47:00 REVIEW: The Australian dollar was trading with an increase at the end of the session
• 7:45:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / dollar short-term fell amid reports of Greece
• 7:41:01 Technical research European Forex: Dollar continues to weaken -3 -
• 7:24:01 Technical research European Forex: Dollar continues to weaken -2 -
• 7:14:01 Euro back lost ground, trading at 1.4420 to EBS
• 7:14:01 REVIEW: The New Zealand dollar was trading with a decrease, since the GDP data exceeded the expectations of Australia
• 7:06:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / dollar surged against the backdrop of reports from Korea - dealer
• 7:04:01 euro fell sharply against other currencies
• 6:50:01 Technical research European Forex: Dollar continues to weaken
• 06:33:00 Nikkei Stock Average of trades rose by 0.3% to 9719.61 points
• 6:32:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / US dollar fell, investors buy the Australian dollar - RBC
• 6:00:01 Unemployment vo France for the 1 st quarter predicted at 9.5%
• 6:00:01 The unemployment rate in France in the 1-m square 9,7% against 9,7% in the 4 th quarter
• 5:39:01 Car sales in the domestic market in Japan in May -37.8% yoy
• 3:00:01 Swan: Domestic final demand in the 1-m square remained significant
• 2:59:00 Swan said that the economy will grow strongly in the 2 nd quarter
• 2:58:01 Swan said that fiscal stimulus will be offset when the investment companies in the private sector to grow
• 2:58:01 Swan: Economic growth will recover when the restored mining companies
• 2:57:00 Swan said that the economic fundamentals best in the developed world
• 2:56:01 Swan said that the weakness in the GDP data for the 1 st quarter corresponds to the budget forecast
• 2:55:00 Head of Treasury Australia Swan said the GDP data for the 1 st quarter reflect the harsh weather conditions
• 2:33:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar rose against the Australian GDP data
• 2:20:01 Australian dollar continues to rise after the GDP data, trading at 1.0732 U.S. dollars
• 2:13:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The weakness of the yen cross pairs supports a pair of dollar / yen - trader
• 2:04:01 The Australian dollar rose to 1.0699 U.S. dollar against 1.0674 U.S. dollar after the data
• 2:00:01 Australia's GDP for the 4 th quarter revised up to 0.8% k / a 0.7% k / k
• 2:00:01 GDP of Australia in the 1 st quarter 1.0% y / y, forecast 0.7% y / y
• 2:00:01 GDP of Australia in the 1 st quarter -1.2% / k, the forecast -1.4% / k
• 1:29:00 Shirakawa: Japan economy is likely to return to the path of moderate recovery in the second half of the current fiscal year
• 1:28:01 Managing BOJ Shirakawa: Restrictions on the supply fell faster than expected
• 1:28:01 Shirakawa: Japan's economy is likely to remain under strong downward pressure
• 00:19:01 Nearby futures on the Nikkei index opened with an increase of 30 points at 9,715 on the Singapore Exchange
• 00:18:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD rose, the first resistance at 1.4450 - trader
• 00:03:01 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / Australia in May fell 0.7 points to 47.7
• 23:53:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar trades at a higher
• 23:39:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The dollar / yen tends to reduce the - trader
• 23:33:01 Import prices in New Zealand in the 1 st quarter 5.4% k / k, the forecast 2.8%
• 23:32:00 Importing to New Zealand in the 1-meter square with correction of 5.1% k / k
• 23:32:00 Prices for export to New Zealand in the 1 st quarter 6.3% k / k, the forecast 5.2%
• 23:31:01 Exports from New Zealand in the 1-meter square with correction of -0.3% / k
• 23:31:01 Foreign Trade of New Zealand in the 1-sq m +0,9% k / k, the forecast 2.0%
• 23:29:01 euro reached its highest level in 3 weeks at 1.4428 U.S. dollars