09:58  sol: вах

09:58  sol: превед, камрады!

09:58  firecat: Всем утро,Таня ,Алех .Сол :)

10:01  Galina: July 10 (Bloomberg) -- The dollar was little changed before a speech on inflation by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke, who may say rising prices are still a concern.
The U.S. currency may rise for a sixth day against the yen as traders pared bets the Fed will cut the benchmark interest rate this year. The central bank said a moderation in inflation hasn't been ``convincingly demonstrated'' as it left rates at 5.25 percent for an eighth meeting on June 28.
``I would imagine Bernanke will underpin the theme that inflation is a major concern,'' said Tony Morriss, a currency strategist at Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. in Sydney. ``That may lend a little support to the dollar.''
The dollar was at 123.29 yen at 9:25 a.m. in Tokyo from 123.41 yen in New York yesterday. It may reach 123.70 yen today, Morriss said. The currency traded at $1.3625 per euro from $1.3626.
The euro has gained 3.4 percent versus the dollar this year as the European Central Bank raised its key rate to 4 percent. The odds of a Fed rate cut by the end of the year was 3.6 percent compared with 28 percent a month ago, according to trading in interest-rate futures.
Bernanke will speak at the National Bureau of Economic Research Monetary Economics Summer Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He hasn't spoken publicly on inflation since the rate dropped within the 1 percent to 2 percent comfort zone he identified before becoming head of the U.S. central bank.
The core personal consumption expenditures index, which excludes food and fuel costs and is the Fed's preferred gauge of inflation, was 1.9 percent during the 12 months ended May, from 2 percent the prior month, according to data released June 29. That was the first time it was below 2 percent since March 2004.

10:02  Galina: BOJ Meeting
The yen may gain on speculation Bank of Japan policy makers will signal an interest-rate increase next month after leaving them unchanged at a two-day meeting starting tomorrow.
The currency may snap four days of losses against the euro on prospects higher borrowing costs in Japan will boost the allure of yen-denominated assets. Investors today saw an 80 percent chance of a rate increase next month, according to Bloomberg calculations based on the exchange of interest-rate payments provided by Credit Suisse Group.
``There is a heightened risk the BOJ will signal an August rate hike,'' said Seiichiro Muta, director of foreign exchange at UBS AG in Tokyo. ``There's a bias for some buying of the yen,'' which may advance to 122.50 against the dollar and 167.00 per euro this week, he said.

10:02  Татьяна: firecat ,Алексгриг-здравствуйте

10:03  Татьяна: 2АЛЕКСГРИГ: смотри-ка,евру франк в кабель перегоняют всё-таки

10:04  ic@rus: я фигею с политиков и воротил (в коменте) .. мы построим завод в штатах. дадим рабочие места американцам, а вы европейцы сосите лапу

10:05  Татьяна: еврофунт,может,и повыше удастся продать

10:06  Татьяна: а ФФ как-то вверх смотрит

10:07  O51: Всем -доброго утра!)))

10:07  Татьяна: 2ic@rus а где личка-то?)))

10:09  Татьяна: всё-таки вот это стояние-точно перед размещениями и перед возможными Бернанкиными уговорами покупать бакс.Типичная картинка:бакс покупать не хочется.а продавать перед размещениями-страшно.

10:10  Татьяна: так что лучше в кроссах перекантоваться.

10:10  Татьяна: ОФФ

10:11  ic@rus: Татьяна 10:07 я отправил на e-mail. of продублирую в личку. пардон есичё

10:12  Джонсон: Доброго утра Всем, удачи и терпения !

10:14  ic@rus: ну раз евра еще выше 1.36 - пойду поработаю..

10:17  дядя КЭБ: ..дороф тарррички и тарушки....

10:29  news_robot: Господа, в разделе Валютный рынок появился новый комментарий

10:29  VVS: Всем утренний привет и удачи. Пол года отсутствовал, теперь опять в сторю.

10:30  gucci: а я в покер играю)

10:35  VVS: Сорри, в строю.