 Good morning and welcome to today's products and focus. You are there at the rebound strongly yesterday, very very interesting kind of formation right here where it actually touched 61.78 was all the way down at one point throughout the session, things were looking really negative around about 15.873 only to end pretty much at the same price that it started at on the day. Now we've actually had an attempt to again rally up high this morning, but it's been pushed right back down again. As you pointed out, there isn't actually a huge amount of economic data today apart from Reuters University of Michigan Confidence Survey, which isn't expected to have a big impact regardless of how extreme the figure comes out as. So certainly 61.78 could be seen as the next potential resistance level. Most global equities are slowly ticking a little bit higher, but off their session highs, probably in the middle of last night. Asian markets coming off a fair amount yesterday as well. Moving on to UK 100, we're on the wrong side of potential resistance at 62.16. Obviously at one point the UK 100 was in very negative territory, trading all the way down at 60.67, looking like it was going to be eyeing up at 60.19, which is the next potential support level. And we are trying to sneak up a little bit higher there just now, but it doesn't seem to have a huge amount of conviction first thing as we start trading today. Moving on to Japan 225, as I mentioned, it is down for the day, mainly because of the moves we're seeing in in dollar yen. So the yen is still strengthening versus the US dollar. And I can see that our FX pairs as well are rallying against USD as well. So that's adding pressure on to the Japan 225. The next potential support is at 14219. So actually having a look at that dollar yen chart, you know, things have been very negative the last couple of sessions, we keep bouncing around this 55 period SMA. Now looking at the next potential support at one of four spots 75, we are trading currently in the middle of two ranges. So you do have one of seven spots 36 as potential resistance, and obviously one of four spots 73, 75, sorry, as potential support. If we break and close below the 55 period SMA, we might re-challenge this level down here. The technical shoulder is still room for further downside and the MACBs just about across the zero line, indicating more negative signals. Moving on to Crudall West Texas, we did briefly just trade below $80 here yesterday. The low was 79 spot 94. We've had a very strong rally of the back of that 80 level. So looking well better at $80, pushed up above $84, only get pushed back down again. Right now looks a little bit soft as we start the day in the UK. The strategic pivot level will be $84. I'll be interested to see if we are able to break and close above that or not. And for as long as that remains unbroken, the pressure will be for a move down to 75. Moving on to gold, the dollar weakness has obviously had a lot of volatility to the yellow metal. We are possibly looking at a potential level, a potential resistance level around about 1260. If you look at the bottom here, matter of fact, if we look at this level here, I can see that that's possibly, this was in the old support level, that has been broken. And it's now, matter of fact, this does look like it's in play right now. It looks to be to that 1242 as the potential resistance level that gold needs to break through before it can get a chance to re-challenge 1267. Moving on to Eurodollar to finish things up. Again, lots of volatility. Eurodollar was all the way down at 127.46 at one point, only got pushed all the way back up again. I guess the reality with Eurodollar is that the euros is not strong enough fundamentally to really properly challenge USD. Even if the USD is taking a bit of a backseat in the back of some USD that we had there on Wednesday, that Thursday's USD, it was actually okay, came in as expected. You had the jobless claims figures that came in, pretty much bang on. And then obviously you had the another confidence survey bit of data that came out that was pretty much within expectations. So not a huge amount we've seen right there. And then moving on to GBPUSD. The usual volatility spiked up yesterday, moving again lower today. The potential support level one spot 60 or nine will be the level any traders will be looking at. And that will be the pivot for GBPUSD today. Economic data wise, we've got one more bit of data for Royal University of Michigan consumer settlement survey, which will not be that heavily watched, but you know what, I'm just going to go ahead and set a recurring alert. And there is a high impact level alert. It's just that we're not that many people are going to be paying too much attention to it because not it's not massive piece. Monday, nothing really that exciting German PPI, Tuesday, again, nothing really huge to get that excited about. It's gone to Wednesday. You do have CPI for the US. So it's not until Wednesday next week. So you kind of at the mercy of a lot of the technicals for the next few days. Keep your eye on the chart forum as ever for more technical trade setups from our global analyst team and make sure you make insights part of your leg going forward and join me again on Monday to find out what happened next.