 Good morning and welcome to today's products in focus. So everything's all right, everything's turned itself right around. China's had two days now of massive gains. China still marks up 6%, the grief problem apparently solved, debt restructuring has been suggested by Germany to aid them, new proposals being sent across, massive exuberance in the markets but I don't expect for one second that everything is in fact all solved as some commentators and analysts out there would say but certainly if you have a look at the candlestick formations, real weird day yesterday, a mirror image of what we had there on Tuesday, ourselves towards the end of the day, we shot right back up this morning. European stock market has just opened up with the German tax up almost two and three-quarter of a percent as that kind of exuberance from China and the possible Greek deal, new proposals come through, seem to be taken quite positive by the market. So 17747 is next potential resistance on the US 30. So jumping on to the UK 100, you can see that massive jump we had there in your 6415, smashing through 6589 and in fact getting close to 6686 and 21 period SMA, bullish cross on a MACT, still relatively neutral on the RSI and the Slotacathic indicating that there's still further room for further upwards momentum. The UK market currently is up a good couple of percent, well 1.64% just now and it's still looking relatively strong. Just a little bit off at session highs, head to by two resistance aspects, 21 period SMA and 6686. So moving on to Japan 225, two decent moves, very volatile DST again, off at session highs, closing in on 20 spot 87 but obviously there is a little bit of sell interest. It is a Friday as well and the debt deal restructure is not really going to come into full play until Sunday when the Eurozone partners vote on if they think this proposal is going to go through. So I could really imagine towards the end of the day you're going to get this big push-up and I guess there's a risk that there might be a little bit of a sell-off as some traders show their position before the weekend because they want to see. But then again you are going to get some traders out there who are going to take a bet on if this is going to be it. So it will be interesting to see towards the end of the session if the speculators are going to wrestle control or if people are going to be a little bit more cautious as to what the end result might be. But certainly this morning people are taking the proposals that Greece has submitted and the fact that Germany has even mentioned medium term debt restructuring as a major positive. So looking at dollar yen, dollar yen has had two days of advancement just bashing up against the five period SMA. 121.87 is potential resistance. Other technicals are pretty neutral. There's not very much economic data due to either to be honest. And the Greek proposal got submitted last night so there's nothing to get excited about there. And it's Sunday that the Eurozone partners will be deciding on acceptance of that or not. Monday not a lot happening. Obviously you'll get the result of the Greek proposals. But then Tuesday is when you begin to get a little bit more action in the macro data front with a whole stuff of PPI and retail and RPI coming out of the UK, industrial production and Eurozone and retail sales from the US. So it's not until Tuesday that it gets in the decent. So moving on to Cridall West, Texas, we've had two updates now. Still a good bit away from potential resistance at 54.85. The technicals, you've got a buy signal on the RSI and the sling with the source stochastic. You're up towards the top end of the range so far today on West Texas. But we are a decent bit away from 54.85, which is the next potential resistance level. So probably not a lot to do on West Texas today. Looking at gold, again, it's not really doing a huge amount. Really weird candles. It doesn't really quite know what it's doing. It's grinding up a little bit higher, but not really that exciting, if I'm completely honest. Moving on to Eurodollar, this is interesting, more interesting. One spot 11 is the potential resistance and that's been in play all of this week. We've almost got a death cross there on the moving averages. Eurodollar not getting that much huge positive momentum at the Greek proposals, but we are seeing slowing off the negative MACD histogram right here. That might be a bullish crossover, but we'll see that hands out. But along the candles yesterday and already today, we're off the session, though, is probably indicative of the fact that there is selling interest in about one spot 11. Moving on to GBPUSD to finish things up. We're still on the wrong side of one spot 54.24, which is the potential resistance level. We touched it yesterday. We touched it again today. The MACD crossed a zero line and we are not yet oversold with the RSI and Slotacats, but we will be soon. But this will be the level to watch one spot 54.24. Unable to break through yesterday's had a little stab at it today, failed again. But I think that's the level of your interest in trading cable. This is where you want to be looking. So as ever, guys, keep your eye on the chart for him. If there's any more updates about grace, check insights, our global analyst team will be updating this regularly throughout the session. And remember that this weekend could be relatively volatile. Well, when we open again on Sunday night, it could be relatively volatile. And just because you know, things look good right now, to bear in mind there is almost a risk that the deal doesn't quite add up for all of the Eurozone partners. So don't just assume that it's definitely gonna go ahead, do your research, have a good thing and join us again on Monday to find out what happened next.