Here is a little code segment to get you started: 

while(<DATA>){
    my $date;
    $date = $1 if s/(\d+\.\d+\.\d+)\s*//;
    my $ccy;
    $ccy  = $1 if s/([a-z]+)\s*//i;
    print "Date=$date, Currency=$ccy, Rest=$_\n" if $date && $ccy;
}

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assuming you have your data in the DATA segment. Dealing with processing the remaing fields is left as an exercise. You might want to consider splitting on semicola...

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in thread Split of text by droberts2014

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