 Hi good morning and welcome to these products in focus. The US had a very strong rally yesterday getting up close to its 55 period SMA, pausing for breath right now with ADP private payrolls firmly in focus leading on to non-farm payrolls on Friday as well. Most global markets doing very nicely on a potential deal in Greece as well, Euro as well, supported, dollars on the back foot, but we're still in the middle of ranges. 17738 is next potential resistance on the US 30. Moving on to UK100, look at that. Yesterday we almost hit and pretty much bang on the all-time high. 6906.8 is the as a potential resistance there. We've come off a little bit just now as people start to sell close to this all-time high. That is absolutely significant. Now there's still so much turmoil in the world with people still cutting interest rates and anything else like that, but yet the footsie because crude prices have recovered quite strongly. Resource and oil companies moving up nicely. We are almost at all-time highs on the UK100. So once we break that, that's a technical breakout. If you look what happened on the Germany 30, it kept on going. Now obviously there's no guarantee that's going to happen with the UK100 as well, but it's significant when you're reaching all-time high and you break through it. The Japan 25 potential support is 17496, longer-term potential resistance, 18306. The dollar yen will be a keen substitute for pushing this that a little bit higher. And then if we have a look there at dollar yen, it's not moving in exactly the right direction. The yen is getting a little bit more traction because the dollar is basically losing strength as people are buying into equities. We are looking as ever, 117.36 is a consolidated to be moved and we're failing to break higher cap by that 21-period SMA. So let's look at West Texas. Absolutely phenomenal day yesterday, almost 8% up, which is incredible. Can't believe West Texas almost had $54.85. Still moving back to the upside right now. People will be looking at $54.55 as a potential reversal area. If West Texas can break on through and re-challenge 60 again, I think that's massively significant. It's amazing how quickly things can turn around in just three days. What is interesting is that it pushed on so much higher only to get pushed back again, which means there are some bearish aspects to it. But it's really going to help world of shell, primary oil, BP, Exxon, BHP, Rio, everything else like that. So very interesting move there on West Texas. Looking at gold, gold not doing a huge amount, even the dollar weakness and people still dying about the interest rates in America. Factory orders shrunk a lot yesterday. I would have expected maybe gold to have a little bit more love as that higher interest rate in the US looks to be more distant as the data keeps on missing. But nevertheless looks at $12.54 as potential support, which also bounced around that 21-period SMA. Other technicals are, we had a crossover with the MACD. We had a crossover in the RSI and so stochastic there as well. So maybe that's had any technical pressure, but we're not getting a huge amount of love on gold. If we look at your dollar, your dollar had a massive spike again yesterday as that Greek deal looked possible. Dollar on the back foot because of weaker MACD data, we're getting closer to one spot 1642, but also a 21-period SMA. The other technicals are all bullish. You've got a crossover on the MACD, crossed over the RSI and stochastic there. So maybe we might get quite close to one spot 1642, but it depends on how the MACD comes out of the US as ever. Finishing up with GBPUSD, also had a good day yesterday as the momentum steam came out of USD. One spot 5185 as a potential resistance, longer term potential support, one spot 4813 as ever. So economic data wise, the PMI from China was okay. German PMI was better than expected. Eurozone PMI came out better than expected, which is all pretty decent to be fair. ADP payrolls at 115 today, that will be interesting. PMI at three o'clock and then petroleum data, which would be good for West Texas. It's been a big figure the last couple of weeks, so I wouldn't be surprised if it comes out pretty big again. We should add pressure. Fast forwarding onto Thursday, you've got manufacturing orders from Germany, you've got Bank of England that'll be as expected, unemployment claims in the US and trade balance data. So a decent amount of fundamentals today and tomorrow to help drive the markets. Keep your eye on the chart form as ever. Make insights part of your late going forward and join me again tomorrow to find out what