On Tuesday, Search engine major Google Inc. announced new initiative with the aim to lower demand, and the global warming emissions that come from producing electricity. Google will commence using its software skills in order to help users track their home energy usage.
This step taken by the company comes as a part of Google's effort to introduce hundreds of millions of dollars into renewable energy, electricity-grid upgrades and other measures, which will decrease greenhouse gas emissions.
Rate follows GBP higher and clears stops above the market and scores the 1.3000 handle mid-day but fails into the close; likely spillover from weakness in GBP. Stops and active buying over the 1.3040 area traders say; those were the late buyers I think. Rate appears to be ready to close on the 1.2900 handle; holding 1.2980 area in early New York.
Aggressive sellers likely to try and cap above key 1.3030 area; failure to hold 1.2900 today likely to signal a further break back to 1.2700. The dip is a buy opp but be nimble. Cross-spreaders likely pressure as crosses are unwound.
Rate two-way again overnight, opens New York better but reverses into new lows late after Geithner remarks. Technical trade the rule to start the week with cross-spreaders holding GBP firm.
Rate needs to hold above 1.4700 area to keep bulls happy. Statement suggests that the BOE is not happy with a lower GBP. Traders note stops and active buying above the 1.4480 area and the rate rallies to highs above 1.4930 area. Tech resistance now at 1.5000 area likely to cap near term but stops are building above and the 1.5000 handle is a big psychological number.
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Extreme volatility and more two-way action was the rule today as the major pairs whipsawed between highs and lows several times creating havoc for traders across the board. Weaker equities pricing in response to Tres. Sec. Geithner's plan to bail-out the banking sector suggests that USD bulls are not convinced that the plan will work. Geithner's plan was long on rhetoric and short on concrete plans suggesting that more rhetoric will be needed before the trading community swallows the plan; apparently the government believes the more it talks the more work gets done.
Extending losses in the U.S. and European markets and weak reactions in other Asian stock markets kept Indian equities markets under pressure this afternoon.
At 01:59 p.m., the 30-scrip sensitive index (Sensex) of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) was ruling at 9,577.36 points, 70.11 points, or 0.73% lower than its last closure.
It had opened at 9,462.14 points, lower than its last close of 9,647.47-points.