FX History

Forex Quotes on 2011-06-22

22 June 2011

• 19:41:02 Bernanke concluded his speech at the press conference
• 19:41:02 Bernanke: More needs to efforts to modify mortgages, and accelerate the process of foreclosure
• 19:38:01 Bulls in the bond market and the Fed's statement was disappointed with the comments of Bernanke
• Treasury bonds fell 19:37:02 as Bernanke did not hint at the third program of quantitative easing
• 19:35:01 Bernanke: A number of fundamental factors are putting pressure on the housing market
• 19:32:01 U.S. stocks decline on Bernanke's speech background, DJIA -36 points
• 19:31:02 Bernanke: How to stimulate further purchases include assets, lower interest rates on reserves
• 19:29:02 Bernanke: The Fed has the tools to further easing if it is necessary
• 19:28:01 Bernanke: The current situation does not require new measures
• 19:27:02 Bernanke declined to give specific recommendations to bring order to the budget
• 19:26:02 Bernanke: Unemployment will fall painfully slow
• 19:25:01 Bernanke: I believe that the slowdown in economic growth at least partly of a temporary nature
• 19:24:02 Bernanke: I do not want to make commitments on specific dates out of the current policy
• 19:23:01 Bernanke: So far we have not reached the point of exit from the current policy
• 19:23:01 Bernanke: What kind of action can be taken at least 2-3 sessions, possibly later
• 19:18:02 Bernanke: prices for cars will fall when supply will improve
• 19:17:02 Bernanke: Default in Europe will have serious consequences for the U.S. economy
• 19:16:01 Fed: The forecast for U.S. growth in 2011 dropped to 2.7% -2.9% from 3.1% -3.3%
• 19:12:02 Bernanke: For U.S. banks have significant direct risk to the situation in the euro area
• 19:12:02 Bernanke: Risks for U.S. companies in connection with the European crisis is largely circumstantial
• 19:11:01 Bernanke: Immediate cost savings - it's not the way that can be called optimal
• 19:10:04 Bernanke: strong long-term plan for budget cuts could lead to lower interest rates
• 19:09:01 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX trading results surged 1.24 dollars to 95.41 dollars per barrel
• 19:06:03 Bernanke: Urgent and drastic spending cuts will not create jobs
• 19:06:03 Bernanke: Congress should focus on long-term cost reductions
• 19:05:02 Bernanke: Talk of budget cuts should focus on longer-term reductions
• 19:05:02 Bernanke: Purchases of securities helped in the fight against deflation risk
• 19:04:02 Bernanke: Situation in Greece - a risk factor for the global economy
• 19:03:01 Fed lowered its assessment of the U.S. economy, while maintaining a policy of "cheap money" -3 -
• 18:58:04 Bernanke: Some economic problems may be more stable
• 18:57:02 Bernanke: Some of the factors behind the economic slowdown may be more long-playing
• 18:57:02 Bernanke: No precise understanding of the reasons for the continuing slower growth
• 18:56:02 Bernanke: There are no no fixed timetable for the securities portfolio
• 18:55:01 Bernanke: It is expected that over time inflation will fall to 2% or lower
• 18:54:02 The dollar traded was down against the euro at the beginning of the press conference, Bernanke
• 18:53:02 Bernanke: Failures in the supply chain have led to higher prices for cars
• 18:53:02 Bernanke: expected decline in unemployment over the coming months
• 18:52:01 Bernanke: Factors behind the slowdown in recovery, are expected to be temporary
• 18:52:01 Bernanke: recovery continues at a moderate pace
• 18:49:02 Fed Chairman Bernanke: Inflation Restrained justify the extremely low interest rates
• 18:38:02 Fed: core inflation forecast for prices on private consumption expenditure in 2011 revised down to 1.5% -1.8% from 1.3% -1.6%
• 18:38:02 Fed: core inflation forecast for prices on private consumption expenditure in 2012 revised to 1.4% -2.0% from 1.3% -1.8%
• 18:36:02 Fed: The forecast for inflation in prices for personal consumption expenditures in the United States in 2012 revised down to 1.5% -2.0% from 1.2% -2.0%
• 18:35:01 Fed: The forecast for inflation in prices for personal consumption expenditures in the United States in 2011 revised to 2.3% -2.5% from 2.1% -2.8%
• 18:34:02 Fed: The forecast for unemployment in the United States in 2012, revised up to 7.8% -8.2% 7.6% -7.9%
• 18:33:01 Fed: The forecast for U.S. growth in 2012 revised to 3.3% -3.7% from 3.5% -4.2%
• 18:31:01 Fed: The forecast for U.S. growth in 2011 dropped to 2.7% -2.9% from 3.1% -3.3%
• 18:30:01 REVIEW: The dollar rose slightly, U.S. Treasury bonds and shares traded almost unchanged after Fed statement
• 18:01:02 Fed lowered its assessment of the U.S. economy, while maintaining a policy of "cheap money" -2 -
• 17:45:01 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar was trading virtually unchanged after Fed decision
• 17:33:01 Fed lowered its assessment of the U.S. economy, while maintaining a policy of "cheap money"
• 17:29:01 REVIEW: The dollar strengthened slightly after Fed statement
• 17:24:01 quotations of oil futures on the NYMEX continue to grow, has exceeded $ 95
• 17:20:01 Shares in the United States began to bargain with the increase after the Fed statement, DJIA +1 point
• 17:11:01 Gold futures on COMEX briefly reached 1559.00 dollars per ounce
• 17:09:02 The dollar increased slightly, U.S. Treasury bonds and shares traded almost unchanged after Fed statement
• 17:07:02 Fed: Ready to properly adjust our assets
• 17:06:03 Fed: regularly reviewing the amount and composition of our existing securities
• 17:06:03 Fed: We will continue to pursue a policy of reinvesting principal payments
• 17:05:03 Fed: We pay great attention to inflation expectations and
• 17:05:03 Fed: We will complete the program of buying bonds worth 600 billion dollars this month
• 17:04:02 Fed: Inflation expected to decline amid falling commodity prices
• 17:04:02 Fed: Unemployment will resume a gradual decline
• 17:03:02 Fed: Rates of recovery will accelerate over the next quarters
• 17:02:02 Fed: Inflation has increased, long-term expectations are stable
• 17:02:02 Fed: The situation in the housing market remains hostile
• 17:02:02 Fed: Household spending and investment companies are growing
• 17:01:01 Fed: Slower recovery rates are due to temporary factors
• 17:01:01 Fed: price hike of energy and food are likely to be temporary
• 17:00:02 Fed: The labor market is worse than expected
• 17:00:02 Fed: Economic recovery has been slower than expected
• 16:59:01 Fed: Key interest rates will remain extremely low for an extended period of time
• 16:56:02 Fed kept the discount rate at 0.75%
• 16:56:02 Fed left interest rates on a range of per cent Fed funds without ism between 0.0% and 0.25%
• 16:56:02 Operations Committee on the Federal Open Market 10 votes against 0
• 15:50:01 REVIEW: The dollar weakened ahead of Fed decision
• 15:15:01 DATA: A preliminary index of consumer confidence in the euro area in June, against -10.0 -9.9 in May -2 -
• 15:11:03 DATA: A preliminary index of consumer confidence in the euro area in June, against -10.0 -9.9 in May
• 15:09:01 The U.S. dollar traded was down against many major currencies before the Fed decision
• 15:09:01 The euro / dollar rose to session highs above 1.4440 before the Fed decision
• 15:04:01 Oil prices surged after inventory data
• 15:00:02 Ministry of Energy: Gasoline inventories in the U.S. -0.464 million barrels to 214.601 million barrels
• 15:00:02 Ministry of Energy: Workload refinery in the U.S. 89.2% against 86.1% the previous week
• 15:00:02 Ministry of Energy: Distillate stocks in the U.S. 1.173 million barrels to 141.994 million barrels
• 15:00:02 Ministry of Energy: Crude oil in the U.S. -1.711 million barrels to 363.844 million barrels
• 14:54:02 MARKET TALK: USD / franc tends to reduce the most - BarCap
• 14:52:01 FHFA: Housing prices in the U.S. in April, -5.7% y / y
• 14:44:01 CORRECTION: FHFA: Housing prices in the U.S. in April, 0.8% m / m
• 14:35:01 The Congressional Budget Office: The deficits are likely to significantly shrink over the next few years
• 14:35:01 The Congressional Budget Office: U.S. debt by the end of the year to reach 70% of GDP
• 14:30:03 preliminary index of consumer confidence in the euro area in June, against -10.0 -9.9 in May
• 14:07:02 REVIEW: The Canadian dollar fell against the reduction of risk appetite
• 14:03:01 POLL: expected moderate decline in U.S. oil inventories in the week 11-17 June
• 13:35:02 Fed meeting resumed at 13.00 GMT as planned
• 13:20:02 Fed-Chicago index of financial conditions in the week, June 11-17, -0.54
• 13:17:02 FEATURE: Views of those who expect a strengthening of the pound, was -2 -
• 13:02:03 Fed-Chicago index of financial conditions in the week, June 11-17, -0.54
• 12:58:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD to reach 1,45 - Commerzbank
• 12:40:02 FEATURE: Views of those who expect a strengthening of the pound, was
• 12:13:02 MARKET TALK: GBP / JPY again in danger - MIG Bank
• 11:30:02 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: index of refinancing in 2675 to -7.2%; week ago 2884
• 11:30:02 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: index of acquisitions -2.8% to 185.8, 191.1 a week ago
• 11:30:02 Mortgage Bankers Association USA / MBA /: The market index -5.9% to 549.9, 584.6 a week ago
• 11:29:01 Ministry of Finance of Germany: Learning opportunities for participation by the private sector in Greece
• 11:17:01 MARKET TALK: USD / Canadian dollar is ready for sale - BarCap
• 10:54:01 Couple pound / franc fell below 1.36 to a new historical minimum
• 10:41:02 France supports the candidacy for the presidency Draghi ECB
• 10:40:01 The government of France: Private sector involvement in aid to Greece can only be voluntary - government spokesman
• 10:37:01 The French Government: Voting by a vote of confidence in Greece is very important for the EU Council
• 10:32:02 MARKET TALK: EUR / CHF may again fall to a minimum - Commerzbank
• 10:26:02 REVIEW: The pound fell against the Bank of England minutes
• 10:24:02 MARKET TALK: Frank traded was down after the deterioration in investor sentiment
• German Chancellor Merkel 10:23:01: The role of investment in aid to Greece has always implied a voluntary
• 10:15:02 DATA: Orders in the industry in the euro area in April: +0.7% m / m, +8.6% y / y
• 10:05:02 index of economic expectations ZEW in Switzerland in June -24.3 -11.5 vs. May
• 9:44:02 MARKET TALK: A pair Pound / dollar falls after BoE minutes
• 9:40:02 Minutes of meetings of the Bank of England: the downside risks to inflation rose in May
• 9:38:01 DETAILS: Italian trade deficit with countries outside the EU in May, 1.8 billion euro
• 9:35:03 relation to the coating on the bonds maturing in Germany in July 2021 was 1.6 g
• 9:35:03 Germany posted a bond maturing in July 2021 in the amount of g 3.402 billion euros, the average yield of 2.96%
• 9:32:01 index of economic expectations ZEW in Switzerland in June -24.3 -11.5 vs. May
• 9:30:01 orders in the eurozone industry in March revised up to -1.5% m / m, +14.3% y / y
• 9:30:01 Orders in the industry predicted the euro zone 1.0% m / m, 14.0% y / y
• 9:30:01 orders in industry in the euro area in April: +0.7% m / m, +8.6% y / y
• 9:21:02 MARKET TALK: The fall of the euro / dollar has slowed down a bit - FX Concepts
• 9:09:02 The Bank of England: Supporters of stricter policies recognize that the data on the growth prospects were weaker
• 9:08:02 Most Committee members: Signs of strengthening in inflation expectations is not observed
• 9:08:01 Most Committee members: More than one member of the Committee considered that may require additional quantitative easing
• 9:05:02 majority of the members of the Committee on Monetary Policy Bank of England: Weak demand is likely to persist longer than expected
• 9:04:02 The Bank of England: Basic GDP growth in Q2 is likely to be similar to the growth in 1st quarter
• 9:04:02 The Bank of England: Little evidence that high inflation affects wages
• 9:04:02 The Bank of England: the downside risks to inflation rose in May
• 9:03:02 The Bank of England: Pozen would increase the quantitative easing to 50 billion pounds
• 9:03:02 The Bank of England: Broadbent at the first meeting voted for it to leave policy unchanged
• 9:03:02 The Bank of England: Pozen would increase the quantitative easing to 50 billion pounds
• 9:02:01 pound fell against the Bank of England meeting minutes
• 9:02:01 The Bank of England: Dale, Will voted to raise key interest rates by 25 basis points
• 9:01:02 Minutes of the June meeting of the Bank of England: Committee on monetary policy decided at 7 votes to 2
• 9:00:01 Minutes of meetings of the Bank of England in June: Committee on monetary policy to address voted 7 to 2
• 8:58:02 MARKET TALK: Long positions franc threatened - BBH
• 8:57:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD will rise to 1,45 - BNP Paribas
• 8:39:01 MARKET TALK: The recovery of the euro / franc lacks stability - Commerzbank
• 8:38:02 MARKET TALK: Minutes of the Bank of England will lead to a fall in the pound - UniCredit
• 8:37:02 Italian trade deficit with countries outside the EU in May, 1.8 billion euro
• 8:31:02 REVIEW: The success of the euro has boosted the Papandreou
• 8:26:01 REVIEW: The Australian dollar rose against the vote of confidence in Greece
• 8:18:01 MARKET TALK: Minutes of the Bank of England will be more lenient - Lloyds
• 8:02:02 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Restoring Euro-3-difficult
• 7:37:02 MARKET TALK: To further the growth of the euro will require more - SocGen
• 7:35:01 MARKET TALK: A meeting of the Fed, may not give relief for a strong dollar
• 7:32:02 MARKET TALK: The euro rose in European trading
• 7:30:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Restoring the euro difficult-2-
• 7:22:02 Technical research: AUD / Canadian dollar may fall to 1.0204
• 7:19:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD levels the drop, resistance is at 1.4450
• 7:15:01 Sentiment Index in the business circles of France in June projected at 106
• 7:15:01 Sentiment Index in the business circles of France in June, 109 against 106 in May
• 6:59:01 MARKET TALK: AUD / USD will fall, providing an opportunity to buy - Westpac
• 6:43:01 Technical research EUROPEAN CURRENCY MARKETS: Restoring the euro is difficult
• 6:40:02 The euro / dollar rate has exceeded 1.4400 to EBS
• 6:16:02 REVIEW: The New Zealand dollar rose late in the session, despite earthquake
• 5:27:01 MARKET TALK: A pair of New Zealand dollar / US dollar holds positions
• 4:59:01 Stock Index Nikkei Stock Average has exceeded 9600 points for the first time since June 10
• 2:28:01 MARKET TALK: EUR / USD dropped, but could rise later
• 1:37:02 Crude oil futures on the NYMEX on Tuesday closed with a slight rise before a key vote in the Parliament of Greece
• 00:22:02 Nearby futures Nikkei index opened with a rise of 70 points at 9535 on the Singapore Stock Exchange
• 00:08:02 MARKET TALK: Euro will probably be traded before the end of quiet Asian session
• 23:16:01 Current account balance of payments of New Zealand for the year from April to March, corresponds to 4.3% of GDP
• 23:16:01 The positive balance of foreign trade of New Zealand in the 1st quarter 1.55 billion dollars novozel
• 23:16:01 trade surplus in services of New Zealand in the 1st quarter 766 million dollars novozel
• 23:16:01 shortage of investment operations in New Zealand, 1st quarter 2.35 billion dollars novozel
• 23:15:02 The current account deficit of balance of payments of New Zealand in the 1st quarter 0.097 billion dollars novozel, forecast 0.850 billion dollars novozel
• 23:09:02 MARKET TALK: Euro and the Australian dollar should be supported - CBA