 Hi, good morning and welcome to today's products and focus. So the FOMC statement last night really focused on sluggish economic growth prospects in the US and that any future interest rate was obviously going to be tied to future macro data with slightly concerns over the labor market and inflation as ever. But it was a relatively downbeat report which basically caused most other global markets to come off ever so slightly. The US is currently expected to be around this kind of rhetoric and terminology anyway. So the US 30 dipped slightly on the news, 18,000 is still the potential support level. We've almost got a crossover there on the moving averages. The other technicals are kind of flattening out, not really doing a huge amount. But as you can see there we do have a high, a lower high and you're kind of just like in a floating round. We haven't gotten above 18,174, the Manchester stay above there with any convictions. So Bank of Japan also came out with the fact that they're keeping the stimulus as it is. So they're not adding to that package. So the Japan 225 has come off slightly as well. Some people are hoping they might be a little bit more. And we've seen some decent moves on FX yesterday and into the night as well. So looking at the UK 100, came off quite negatively yesterday. We're off the session, lowest bounce off to 55 period SMA, trading below 69.64 which is the potential support level again this morning at showing kind of weakness in the European markets. Obviously Greece is still firmly in the limelight. We're seeing the euro continue to spike up higher. We're trying to hope that there's going to be a deal sorted out there with the creditor sooner rather than later. But this level took out for 69.64, failing that 69.06 is the next potential support level to look. So Japan 25 is not moving the right direction following that Bank of Japan statement. We are getting closer now to that 55 period SMA. We should also be the bottom end of this trend line support. Other technicals are neutral ticking down. But this is quite an ugly series of candles. This is three black crows as you get an advancing candle body increasing with the last three basically. Obviously we still have today's candle to look forward to. But we actually had a doji formation here on the Monday as well. So that's looking a little bit ugly in the short term. Looking at dollar yen 119. There's actually nothing else to talk about with pro dollar yen. This pivot level has been in play for a while. It does seem to be that we're going to that we're slowly crunching below it, which would open up 1736. But for now 119 is still very much the pivot focus for for dollar yen. Looking at West Texas crude inventories surprisingly came in to show that there had not been such a big increase. So we actually had one of the biggest spikes and crude for some time getting out of that consolidation move iron up 59 50 cents now. So that's an interesting move for West Texas to keep an eye on that. It did break 58 and now it's currently at 57 50. But I think it probably can get there in the short term. So falling on from the FOMC biggest surprise for me probably is the fact that gold moved down. So if things were quite gloomy for the economy over the US and they're not looking to raise interest rates any time soon, why is gold dropping down? So 12 18 remains to be the potential resistance 11 86 the potential support hitting that 21 period SMA just now. The other technicals are pretty much waste of time as we speak. But the only one that looks to be currently in play is this 21 period SMA. So 12 18 still a longer term potential support should US economic data continue to disappoint, you would expect that gold will take up. But there maybe might be some sort of FX mechanics involved in the sell off on gold. Or maybe should people taking a little bit of profit before the after we have these particularly good days there on Monday and Tuesday. But it does seem to be a little bit surprising that gold has not benefited more from last night's FOMC. So looking at your dollar it's by continues to spike higher breaking above one spot 10 98 so one spot 11. That's broken resistance now expected to act as support. Obviously the US dollar took a bit of a beating last night in the back of the FOMC. But the euro was continuing to kind of soul draw on that little bit. And as long as we stay above 111, we should be looking okay. Currently we're only at 111 19. But if we break and stay above that then the next potential support is all resistance, sorry, is all the way up one spot 16. So that would be a significant move for your dollar. So finishing up with GBP USD equally extending its move to the upside. And that's still following that disappointing data release. UK GDP came out much worse than expected. That was a couple of days ago actually, two days ago. But now we've broken above one spot 54 24. We're looking at one spot 56 now as the next potential resistance. My US GDP wasn't that much better either than I think about it. But this has been an incredible rally in the sterling. Pretty much starting the 13th of April and not really stopping. Not showing that much signs of stopping either. So I come a day wise is still to come out today. You've got German employment. You've got a CPI from the Eurozone. US unemployment, Chicago PMI, nothing really super exciting. But obviously you have your recurring alerts for the CPI. That'd be interesting for further moves in your dollar. And then tomorrow we've got some Chinese PMI, UK PMI, US PMI. And then domestic oil industry sales, depending if that's a sector that's of interest to you. Obviously trading US auto stocks and that'll be of interest. And that rounds up the end of the week. So as ever, keep you on the chart forum. Make Insight is part of your leg going forward. And join me again on Friday to find out what happened next.