 Hi, good morning, and welcome to today's products and focus. As you'll be able to see there, the US 30 has been relatively stagnant in the last couple of sessions, failing to break above the 21 period SMA. Potential resistance though remains at 16.9, 6.9, potential support still remains at 16.738. To be honest, equities isn't really for most of the action as today it's been out across the US dollar, the nominated FX pairs and we'll come back to those in one second. UK 100 had quite a volatile session yesterday, you can see by the end of yesterday's candle that we were down fairly lower, only to rally back up towards the end of the session but still unable to break above 6.774. Today's session looks relatively flat as well across most other global markets equities wise. Japan 225 has recovered slightly from its staunch sell-off I had there on Friday, that's Monday's candle right there, potential support still remains around about 49.77. If we do get a move back up to the top end, we are looking at potential resistance at 15.478. The dollar end has been pretty volatile though, as we'll see when we have a look at it right now. We are still bouncing around 101, spot 35, when I say volatile on the end of the day charts, it's looking a lot more volatile than it is right here. This 101, spot 35 seems to be support in the short term, the next potential support is at 100, spot 80. Geopolitical concerns in Ukraine and at least still very much in play right now and that's what's driving the Japanese yen, obviously you're seeing a lot of US dollar weakness. So looking at Crud oil with Texas, a bounced off potential support yesterday at 105, that level is very, very important for Crud oil as the Iraqi forces still seem to make in progress against the Sunni militants and they're still battles raging into Crete right now as well. So depending on how that pans out, you could see some pressure on West Texas Crud prices if the Iraqi government continues to make gains against ISIS, rather than being the bloody stalemate that they're in right now. So gold, however, has started to rally up again as that US dollar weakness adds a little bit of support to gold prices. Real strong session yesterday, we've actually got a doji formation right now, we've just crept above 13.32 there, which is potential resistance in the short term there, only get pushed right back down again but a lot of things are in play right now for gold to support the prices, so keep your eye on that. Looking at Euro dollar, I had a great session yesterday, very bullish session, almost touched one spot 37.09, which is also where the 55 period SMA is, that's potential resistance, obviously dollar weakness very much in play for that FX pair as well. We come onto the economic data releases in a second because we still have the German and European data to read today, cable smashed at yesterday, breaking above one spot 70.44, that was the potential five and a half year resistance level. We're now trading above 171, which is fantastic for cable. We'll need to go back a fair bit further to see where this is going to go. I felt let me just switch onto my weekly chart here, see if we can identify where the next potential resistance is, and we're actually a fair bit away from there right now. We have to go probably to here, which is a lot higher, so that's one spot 75.12, a long, long way to go for GBP-UFD. So it's had a great run so far, and as long as it stays above one spot 70.48, that's a proper technical breakout. So economic data wise, we've got German PMI, we've got Eurozone PMI, we've got German unemployment data all due at 9am UK time, so a lot of important stuff coming. You've got UK PMI at 9.30, so great for cable, great for Eurodollar. You've got more employment data from Eurozone, great for Eurodollar in Germany at 30, and then at 3 o'clock you've got US PMI, which will be big for cable and Eurodollar again. So if you're an FX trader, lots of big news today, keep your eye on the chart form as ever, make sure you make insights part of your layout, and join me again tomorrow to find out what happened next.