 Hi, good morning and welcome to today's products in focus. Most global equity markets are staging a very slight recovery today after a really terrible Tuesday and a kind of a relatively volatile Wednesday. We've not managed to break above potential resistance at 17.738. The biggest move I've probably seen has been in regards to the dollar yesterday, but there's been a slight bounce this morning. Maybe a little bit of profit taken incidentally because the moves have been so pronounced, but we'll come back to them in a second. You're looking at the UK100, you can see this big move that we had there on Tuesday. This is yesterday's candle bouncing off 66.86 and we've been a little bit higher this morning, which also coincides with the 55 period SMA, so that's one level to watch the tip of today's candle. While we're still trading between two ranges, you've got resistance theory at 67.71 and that potential support at 66.86. Japan 225 and we have seen dollar yen drop down to 121, so a little bit of a reverse from the yen actually. There was a rate cut in South Korea last night, unexpected, and there was a rate cut in Thailand not long ago. So that's helping to push up a lot of these Asian equities as that will add a little bit of stimulus measures to one of the bigger economies over in that part of the world. So Japan 225 actually, so we're going a little bit higher near recent highs and we want to get above the tip of this candle here from Friday to get above 19,000 again, that would be pretty useful and we're at 189.42 right now. So looking at dollar yen, retreating close to 121.87, which has been that resistance level for some time. That's going to be a hard one to break, especially after the dollars has had such a great rally. I think a lot of that potential rate hike now is getting priced into the dollar and we've seen like a five and a half percent move on euro dollar in the last five sessions alone, which is bigger moves than what we've seen even during the height of the credit crunch, but we'll come back to that in a second. So it might be the case of over the next couple of sessions, the market might kind of catch up. So perhaps being overdone slightly. So looking at West Texas crude is coming off a little bit now. Trading firmly below $50, so we're at $48 right now. Long-term potential support, $43.29. Goldman Sachs still has a $40 price target on here. You just see that we're running about $47.37 as a potential short-term support. That was the tip of the candle there on Thursday and the tip of the candle from yesterday as well. Pressure still remains. That's stronger than dollar, obviously not helping things. So looking at gold, gold's stage of modest recovery on that dollar rebound. So we are still looking at $11.37 as being the next potential support level, but it's not happening as of yet. And there's a whole host of economic data due today, which we'll talk about in a second. So let's have a look at your dollar position. A real strong technical breakout. $102.23, long-term potential support. Parity not that far away, but we have had a very strong rebound. You can see it across cable as well as people are taking some of their profits off the table right now. It's not that anything has drastically changed. It's not like somebody's come out and said they're not going to be raising rates in the U.S. and around later. It's simply there's been such a pronounced move for such a while. And it's not surprising to see a little bit of money being taken off the table there. If you actually have a look at GDPUSD, we've bounced again, still a very negative candle from yesterday. We're a long way away from posting any bullish engulfing pattern, for example, today. I'll be interested to see how short-lived this kind of bounce will be. So let's have a look at the eglomer data. We do have industrial production, Eurozone. We've got unemployment claims in America. We've got retail sales in America. So as of 12.30 today because of the time difference. And of course, we had the crude oil inventory yesterday. We were a little bit higher than expected as ever. And if you fast-forward on to Friday, you can see we've got PPI and the Consumer Sentiment Survey in the University of Michigan. So to be fair, the PPI probably should be interesting enough. You can see I've got my alerts already set on here. But today, we've got that whole host of extra data to be aware of as well. And I do believe there are some extra announcements coming out from the ECB potentially today, because it is 12th of March. So do bear that in mind. So keep going. The chart form has ever made insights part of your layer going forward. And join me again tomorrow to find out what happened next.