 Hi, good morning and welcome to today's products and focus. The US 30 retreated there late on Friday afternoon. After non-farm purals just managed to e-cow slightly better than the estimate figure, but it wasn't enough to help support the markets who were expecting a slightly more exceptional figure that came out. So I think the estimate was about 240. It came in at 252, 254. Markets initially had a little move to the upside, but then came off trading below the potential support at 177.38. We've had a little bounce this morning across most global equity markets, but it feels like it could be relatively short-lived as we don't have any other major economic data due out until later on in the week. So that's where we stand for the US 30. UK 100, again, that similar pattern, that sell-off, it's actually, it opened higher, but it's already moving into negative territory for the day. We're trading in between two moving averages right here. The other technical indicators are quite neutral. This isn't looking too good for the UK 100 in the short term. We've got potential resistance at 65.89. The markets, as I said, are slightly higher than when they closed on Friday, but it does look like there is downwards pressure happening. And we are still seeing a sell-off in crude oil, with Goldman Sachs actually giving new price targets for Brent and West Texas, around about $40 and $41, respectively. So that's a little bit lower than where we are right now. So that is adding extra weight, considering most of these markets are quite heavily energy-focused as well. So looking at Japan 225, it got ahead a little bit as well. Dollar yen, we've been seeing a lot of safe haven buying gold has spiked up to its highest level in multiple months. The yen has wrestled control for the US dollar again after that. I don't want to use the word disappointing non-farm perils figure, but that is how the market is going to be taking it. The dollar is going to roll over a little bit. You've seen a decent spike on cable and euro dollar. But we'll have to see if that continues on throughout the rest of the week. So that's where we stand for Japan 225, the middle of two ranges with 16392 being the next potential support level. Most other technical indicators are neutral with the MACD crossing the zero line, which is a negative factor on there. And we've almost got a death cost there on the moving averages on Japan 225 to be wary of. So looking at dollar yen, you can see that we're on the wrong side of potential support at 119. We've got to be eyeing up 117.36 just now, maybe capped by that 21 period SMA, maybe supported by the 55 period SMA with the other technicals firmly neutral right now, indicative of the fact that it could be further down side right here, purely from a technical perspective. Then moving on to West Texas crude, it's almost at its low for the most recent level. It gets to 46.68, that would be the low that we actually reached there in the 7th of January. Long-term potential support on West Texas still sits at $35.30. And that is a multi-multi-year low of a five-and-a-half-year low. And if we move on to gold, you'll be able to see that the gold has been moving in the right direction. Treasuries are helping to contribute to that after non-farm perils. Looks like those information right now, we were as high as 1231. There seems to be a little bit of reluctance to push on higher, especially when looking at the other markets, the dollar has staged a very modest bounce this morning. Obviously, a weaker dollar would help gold. The dollar is bouncing back. That kind of adds a bit of a capital to gold. But longer-term potential resistance on gold could sit around about 1242. So then moving on to euro-dollar, euro-dollar. We've got this retracement move that we quite like. There's retracement back up to one spot, 1872. Retracements are very useful if you do have a longer-term negative view on euro-dollar, as if that level remains intact. People do use it as a springboard to then re-challenge one spot, 1642. If it breaks above that, however, you'll be looking at one spot, 2047. Other technicals are obviously still massively oversold. Well, it's all about the price action. But certainly, we do seem to be bouncing nicely at one, 1872, but we've not managed to push that firmly into negative territory to be quite confident that momentum's gonna continue. But from a technical analysis perspective, that does look quite interesting. Looking at the UK 100, you can see that our Friday there was particularly good. And we have retreated slightly. As you see in the El Nentro Day charts there, the cable and euro-dollar just very recently in the last hour at the time of recording of this video have started to lose that momentum. The dollars are trying to wrestle control there a little bit as well. That could be a bearish and gulfing pattern should that continue on towards the end of today's session. But to be honest, we have only just started today. And there is a big absence of economic data. As you can see there today, there's nothing really that exciting. It's fast forward on to Tuesday. We've got a Chinese trade balance, some more UK data, PPI data and CPI. So we've got inflationary data, which people will be looking at quite closely. And then you've got even the RPI as well. So quite a lot of UK data due at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow. And if we go on to Wednesday, we've got Eurozone industrial production and US retail sales followed by, of course, Crudall Wednesday. You've got the petroleum stats report, which would be very, very interesting for West Texas. And we've even seen the West Texas oil contract going to Catango, which is when you've got the near term delivery being substantially cheaper than the three month forward rate contract. So there are gonna be a lot of people potentially looking to buy up a lot of physical oil in the short term to buy it today, to store it for the longer term and make money when it comes to that three month expiry time. So maybe we might be reaching a little bit of a floor on West Texas Crud over the next couple of months if people start to use a lot of that spare. Inventory capabilities that the US has to take advantage of that Quatango situation right now. More of a complex financial trade on there, but it's something that a lot of physical oil traders may be looking at when you're in this particular situation. So that'll be interesting to see people start buying up crude at these levels or if they're gonna wait until later on. So anyway, keeping an eye on the chart forum, you'll get lots of updates from our global analyst team. Make insights probably are going forward and join me again tomorrow to find out what happened next.