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Aakanksha Sarda is among the five Indian students who qualified for the 41st International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) to be held in Zagreb, Croatia, from July 17 to 25. She is only the second girl from the country to ever have achieved the milestone.

Interestingly, during her school time she hardly managed to pass the exams in physics. The 18 year old student from Mumbai will soon join the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for her undergraduate studies.

After 3 times of touching and holding above the support we specified in yesterday’s report 91.79 (today’s high until the moment of preparing this report is 91.75), the price is back above 92.

The Euro broke the resistance specified in yesterday’s report, and jumped for more than 100 pips, without reaching the suggested target 1.2435 (yesterday’s high was 1.2412).

It was rallying allies to amend the financial reform bill to exclude U. S. manufacturers from oversight historically reserved for banks, General Electric has said.

The 1,400-page reform bill in debate in the Senate would form a council of regulators charged with identifying companies so big that their failure would ripple through the entire financial system.

It posted its first quarterly profit since 2007 in the first quarter, U. S. auto giant General Motors Co. said on Monday.

Its global revenue grew to $31.5 billion, up 40 percent from a year ago, with a net income of $865 million and an operating profit of $1.2 billion, GM further said.