FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-06-02

2 June 2011

• 19:38:00 WSJ: ECB President Trichet suggests a deeper intervention in the troubled country eurozone -3 -
• 19:18:00 The negotiators in Vienna agreed to explore options for involving private creditors - a representative government
• 19:16:00 Not yet no agreement on a new financing plan in Greece - a representative government
• 19:14:01 Eurozone is likely to require contributions from the private sector in the financing of Greece - a representative government eurozone
• 19:13:01 Greece had agreed to accelerate the privatization - Reuters
• 19:12:01 Greece had agreed to further austerity measures - Reuters
• 19:09:01 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX on trading results increased in price by 11 cents to 100.40 dollars per barrel
• 19:06:01 Crude oil futures are traded almost unchanged at the end of the day, despite the rise in stocks
• 18:50:00 OVERVIEW: The Euro continues to rise amid reports of the plan of salvation of Greece
• 18:46:01 WSJ: ECB President Trichet suggests a deeper intervention in the troubled country eurozone -2 -
• 18:39:01 Oil futures on the NYMEX again traded above $ 100 a barrel
• 18:38:01 The EU has agreed in principle on a new plan to help Greece - Reuters
• 18:17:01 Ecuadorian Oil Minister: OPEC has no plans to increase production
• 18:10:01 MARKET TALK: Euro demand amid reports of aid package Greece
• 18:05:01 The euro / dollar rose above 1.45 on reports of plans for Greece
• 17:52:00 WSJ: ECB President Trichet suggests a deeper intervention in the problem of the euro area
• 17:39:01 A new plan for aid to Greece would imply some involvement of the private sector - Reuters
• 17:38:00 A new plan for aid to Greece will assume a more significant external funding - Reuters
• 17:37:01 A new plan for aid to Greece will be for 3 years - Reuters
• 17:36:00 The EU has agreed in principle on a new plan to help Greece-Reuters
• 17:31:01 DJIA: -40,15 points to 12,249.99 points
• 17:25:01 on trading in U.S. stock indexes partially played losses: DJIA -40 points, shares of industrial, financial companies and banks are growing in price
• 17:10:00 FEATURE: Correlations rates until lost -2 -
• 17:01:01 DJIA: -65,05 points to 12,225.09 points
• 16:51:01 FEATURE: Correlations rates until lost
• 16:31:00 DJIA: -68,49 points to 12,221.65 points
• 16:22:01 WSJ: Trichet proposes to create a Ministry of Finance of the euro area
• 16:22:01 WSJ: ECB President Trichet suggests a deeper intervention in the problem of the euro area
• 16:21:00 DJIA -99 points, and in leaders of falling - shares of oil companies, consumer companies
• 16:08:01 MARKET TALK: Conference Board: U.S. unemployment little changed
• 16:01:00 DJIA: -62,51 points to 12,227.63 points
• 15:58:01 / Washington Post Consumer Comfort in the U.S. last week, Bloomberg -47.1
• 15:58:01 DJIA -50 points, and in leaders of falling - shares of utility companies, consumer companies
• 15:43:01 DATA: Factory orders in the U.S. in April -1.2% Forecast -1.0% -3 -
• 15:33:01 Quotes oil futures fell below $ 100 a barrel on the background data on the stocks
• 15:32:01 DJIA: -18,81 points to 12,271.33 points
• 15:30:01 Ministry of Energy: Crude oil in U.S. 2,878,000 barrels to 373.806 million barrels
• 15:30:01 DOE: Gasoline inventories in the U.S. 2,553,000 barrels to 212.283 million barrels
• 15:30:01 DOE: Stocks of distillates in the U.S. -0,976,000 barrels to 140.116 million barrels
• 15:30:01 Ministry of Energy: Busy refinery in the U.S. 86.0% versus 86.3% a week earlier
• 15:30:01 DOE: Stocks of distillates in the U.S. -0,976,000 barrels to 140.116 million barrels
• 15:30:01 DOE: Gasoline inventories in the U.S. 2,553,000 barrels to 212.283 million barrels
• 15:30:01 Ministry of Energy: Crude oil in U.S. 2,878,000 barrels to 373.806 million barrels
• 15:24:00 DATA: Factory orders in the U.S. in April -1.2% Forecast -1.0% -2 -
• 15:09:01 Business Barometer DJ-BTMU the week 15-21 May -0.3% n / n
• 15:01:01 DJIA: -12,98 points to 12,277.16 points
• 15:00:00 Energy Information Administration: Common stock of the working gas in the U.S. 83 billion cubic feet to 2.107 trillion cubic feet
• 15:00:00 DATA: Factory orders in the U.S. in April -1.2% -1.0% forecast
• 14:34:01 DJIA -11 points after macro
• 14:31:01 DJIA: -13,55 points to 12,276.59 points
• 14:30:01 Factory orders in the U.S. excluding transportation in April -0.2%
• 14:21:01 DJIA -52 points, shares of companies in the consumer sector are falling in price
• 14:18:00 / Washington Post Consumer Comfort in the U.S. last week, Bloomberg -47.1
• 14:13:01 DATA: The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week May 22-28 -6 thousand to 422 thousand, the consensus forecast -4 th-3-
• 14:10:00 DJIA moved into negative territory, DJIA -16 points; shares Coca Cola, Wal-Mart cheaper
• 14:09:01 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar offset some losses suffered on the eve of
• 14:04:00 Nasdaq +6 points, S & P 500, paragraph 2, the leaders of growth - the shares of banks, industrial and financial companies
• 14:03:01 DATA: Productivity outside the agricultural dollars for the 1 st quarter revised up to 1.8% from 1.6% -2 -
• 14:03:01 At the opening of trading in the U.S. DJIA +7 points; the leaders of growth - stocks Caterpillar
• 13:54:00 POLL: It is expected that U.S. crude stocks during the week of May 21-27, decreased
• 13:52:00 DATA: The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week May 22-28 -6 thousand to 422 thousand, the consensus forecast -4 th-2-
• 13:43:01 representative of the Gulf: OPEC likely to leave quotas unchanged next week
• 13:42:00 Yunker: I think that the new aid package for Greece will be formed by end-June
• 13:27:01 DATA: Productivity outside the agricultural dollars for the 1 st quarter revised up to 1.8% from 1.6%
• 13:22:01 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: The dollar fell against the yen, but for a short period
• 13:20:01 DATA: The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week May 22-28 -6 thousand to 422 thousand, the consensus forecast -4 th
• 13:06:01 The dollar fell against the yen on a background of data on applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S.
• 13:04:01 Crude oil futures are traded almost unchanged after the data in the U.S.
• 13:04:01 Chicago Fed: Index of financial conditions during the week May 21-27, -0.54
• 13:00:01 Unit labor costs in the U.S. for the 4 th quarter revised up to -2.8%
• 13:00:01 The primary applications for unemployment benefits in the U.S. for the week May 22-28 -6 thousand to 422 thousand, the consensus forecast -4 th
• 12:48:01 EXPECTED: Productivity in the U.S. 1-m square at 12.30 GMT, the forecast of 1.7%
• 12:47:00 COMING SOON: The primary application for posobit unemployment in the U.S. during the week 22-28 May at 12.30 GMT, forecast -4000
• 11:51:01 Juncker: Eurogroup wants chtby decision on Greece was accepted in late June
• 11:49:01 Junker: The report of the troika will likely be submitted within the next few days
• 11:49:01 Yunker: I think that the IMF will participate in the new program of assistance to Greece
• 11:48:00 Juncker: a package of assistance will depend on reforms, privatization
• 11:47:01 Yunker: I think that will be formed a new aid package for Greece
• 11:47:01 The head of the Eurogroup Junker: Do not convene anti-crisis meeting on Monday
• 11:26:00 ECB President Trichet suggests creating the Ministry of Finance of the euro area
• 10:59:01 approximate plan of reform in Japan: social security reform will increase the cost of 2.7 trillion yen in net terms
• 10:58:01 approximate plan of reform in Japan: In this fiscal year will be enacted with respect to future changes in taxes
• 10:57:01 approximate plan of reforms in Japan does not raise sales taxes after the 2015 financial year
• 10:56:01 approximate plan of reform in Japan: The main deficit country, is expected to be reduced by half by 2015 financial year
• 10:55:01 approximate plan of reform in Japan: a consumption tax would be gradually doubled by 2015 financial year
• 10:51:01 Trichet: Unlimited credit at the weekly tenders "exclusively"
• 10:49:01 Trichet: ECB's primary objective - price stability
• 10:49:01 Trichet: Economic and Monetary Union - an unprecedented achievement
• 10:48:01 Trichet: There is no crisis, euro
• 10:48:01 Trichet: Interdependence means that countries do not have all the internal organs of power
• 10:47:01 Trichet: The European Parliament must tighten the rules for economic management
• 10:45:01 Trichet: It is necessary to strengthen the institutions of the EU
• 10:45:01 Trichet called for a qualitative leap in economic management
• 10:44:00 Trichet: It should be a significant change in the EU treaty in the future
• 10:44:00 Trichet: You need a significant increase in fiscal and economic rules of the eurozone
• 10:43:01 Trichet: The veto may extend to the basic budget expenditures, issues of competitiveness
• 10:42:00 Trichet: The effect may include the right of veto over national economic policy
• 10:41:01 Trichet: euro zone suggests that the authorities obtain a direct influence on national policy
• 10:40:01 Trichet: Requires a "second stage" if the countries that provide financial assistance to reach goals
• 10:38:00 ECB President Trichet suggests creating the Ministry of Finance of the euro area
• 10:20:00 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: Trading session on the European foreign exchange market is calm
• 9:49:01 ECB Bini Smaghi: Central banks should refuse to core inflation
• 9:29:01 DATA: Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / for the construction industry of Great Britain in May, 54.0 against 53.3 in April - Markit
• 9:02:01 Purchasing Managers Index / PMI / construction sector for the UK in May, 54.0 against 53.3 in April - Markit
• 8:17:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Strengthening the franc will continue to dominate -3 -
• 8:01:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: Frank remains the preferred currency
• 7:57:00 OVERVIEW: The Australian dollar fell at the end of the session, even against the backdrop of favorable data on retail sales
• 7:43:00 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Strengthening the franc will continue to dominate -2 -
• 07:31:00 FTSE 100 on the opening -0,4%
• 7:27:00 REVIEW: The New Zealand dollar was trading with decreasing amid fears about slowing global economic growth
• 7:13:00 representative of the Fed's Williams: Federal Reserve can prevent it to bank reserves caused inflation -2 -
• 6:59:00 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Strengthening the franc will continue to dominate
• 6:57:00 In support of no-confidence vote, Prime Minister of Japan Kanu legislators voted 152 against - 293
• 6:52:01 Japanese Prime Minister Kang passed on vote of no confidence vote in parliament
• 6:51:00 SUMMARY OF THE DAY: Euro is consolidating against the dollar after the fall on Wednesday
• 6:37:01 begins to vote on a vote of no confidence in Prime Minister of Japan Kanu
• 06:33:01 Nikkei Stock Average of trades fell by 1.7% to 9555.04 points
• 6:30:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of New Zealand dollar / US dollar is trading with a decrease - Western Union
• 6:23:01 REVIEW: The dollar fell versus the euro against the backdrop of pessimism about the U.S. economy
• 6:07:01 Nakamura: I hope that the political mess to disappear soon
• 6:06:01 Nakamura: We must show the path to fiscal restructuring
• 6:05:01 Nakamura: Foreign exchange rates should reflect economic conditions
• 6:04:01 Nakamura: In high yen has positive aspects, such as to reduce the impact of rising prices for commodities
• 6:04:01 Nakamura: Volatility in the currency market is undesirable
• 5:37:00 representative of the Fed's Williams: Federal Reserve can prevent it to bank reserves caused the inflation rate
• 5:01:00 no-confidence vote, Prime Minister of Japan Kanu is likely to be rejected - Kyodo
• 4:58:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: The yen may decline if Kahn receives a vote of no confidence - Nomura
• 3:43:01 Williams: Inflationary expectations were very ustroychivymi
• 3:40:01 Williams: The Fed is closely monitoring inflation expectations
• 3:38:01 Williams: U.S. needs to fix the situation in the fiscal
• 3:32:01 Williams: Inflation is currently high, but decrease with time
• 3:31:01 Williams: The unemployment rate at the end of the year is likely to be 8% -8.5%
• 3:30:01 Williams expects a gradual improvement in the labor market
• 3:12:01 Williams: The Fed needed to better explain their policies and actions
• 3:11:00 Williams: The Fed will eventually have to tighten policy
• 3:11:00 Williams: Buy bonds the Fed prevented a deflation in the U.S.
• 3:10:01 Williams: Fed buying bonds backed the U.S. GDP by 3%, boosted employment by 3 million
• 3:09:00 Williams: Money supply is growing at about the usual rate
• 3:08:01 Williams: The percentage of reserves is a powerful tool for the Fed
• 3:08:01 Williams: The relationship between money and inflation broke down
• 3:07:00 representative of the Fed's Williams: Federal Reserve can prevent it to bank reserves caused the inflation rate
• 2:59:00 Nakamura: The recovery of Japanese economy is likely to accelerate in the second half of the current fiscal year
• 2:59:00 The Bank of Japan Nakamura: It is necessary to solve the fiscal problem in Japan, while market confidence is still supported
• 2:28:01 representative of Japan's ruling coalition has asked the Prime Minister of Cana to resign - Nikkei
• 2:27:01 Merkel: In the interests of all EU member states continue to integrate
• 2:24:01 Merkel: Eurozone countries have to act responsibly
• 2:23:01 Merkel: It is necessary to solve the structural problems of the weaker euro-zone countries
• 2:22:01 Merkel: The market wants to know if there is enough competitive eurozone countries experiencing difficulty
• 2:22:01 Merkel, German Chancellor calls for early completion of the Doha Round
• 2:20:01 Yellen: The crisis has taught us that excessive leverage ratio may carry risks
• 2:18:00 Yellen: increased vigilance is needed with regard to financial stability, when the stakes are so low
• 2:17:01 Yellen: Regulation - the first method of redressing the imbalance, but we can not rule out raising the rates
• 2:15:01 Yellen: The rapid growth of debt may signal emerging financial imbalances
• 2:13:01 Yellen: Unemployment is high, inflation is expected to be subdued in the medium term
• 2:13:01 representative of the Fed's Yellen: loose monetary policy of the United States is still advisable
• 2:00:00 Retail sales in Australia in April of 1.1% in view of correction, forecast 0.4%
• 2:00:00 trade surplus of Australia in April 1.60 billion U.S. dollars ATS, the forecast - U.S. $ 2.0 billion ATS
• 2:00:00 exports from Australia in April 1% m / m
• 2:00:00 Importing to Australia in April 1% m / m
• 2:00:00 exports from Australia in April 1% m / m
• 2:00:00 trade surplus of Australia in April 1.60 billion U.S. dollars ATS, the forecast - U.S. $ 2.0 billion ATS
• 2:00:00 Retail sales in Australia in April of 1.1% in view of correction, forecast 0.4%
• 1:34:00 SAY ON THE MARKET: The euro / dollar traded steady
• 1:27:01 SAY ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / U.S. dollar declined amid falling shares - trader
• 00:52:01 futures on the NYMEX crude oil on Wednesday fell on the background of weak U.S. data
• 00:50:01 Nikkei Stock Average is trading with a decrease of more than 2,0%
• 00:26:01 Nearby futures on the Nikkei index opened with a decrease of 175 points at 9,535 on the Singapore Exchange
• 00:25:00 Net sales of shares of Japanese companies by foreign investors last week, 83.2 billion yen
• 00:24:01 Net purchases of Japanese bonds by foreign investors last week's 287.0 billion yen
• 00:23:00 Net purchase of shares of foreign companies by Japanese investors last week, 26.3 billion yen
• 00:22:01 Net purchases of foreign bonds by Japanese investors last week, 190.6 billion yen
• 23:22:00 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD is under pressure - ANZ
• 23:16:00 SPEAK ON THE MARKET: A pair of Australian dollar / US dollar traded steadily - RBC