 Hi guys, good morning, and welcome to Today's Products from Focus. As you can see there, the US Dairy there came off quite staunchly there yesterday in the back of multiple different factors. I guess a major catalyst was the fact that there is a rumours of an early rate hike if the job data comes out particularly good. GDP obviously was particularly good, so it was a little bit of a sell-off on the kind of short-term paying for long-term gain, good time to take profits. But then in Chicago, business sentiment survey PMI data basically came out absolutely woefully bad, and that ended up being kind of a big catalyst for another reason to sell. Basically, most global markets came off down about 313 points, or about 1.8%. Germany 30 dropped about 2.4%, 212 points. Most global markets really got hit hard yesterday, and the dollar has been all over the shop as well. Dollar yen has been a big driver as ever. Very bearish signal right here, closing right down towards the bottom of this range. We've tried to have a bounce back to 16.598. Could be a dead-cap bounce. Might as well just be a replacement before we get the next move down. Obviously, big questions remain around if non-farm perils come out being really good, what's going to happen? And non-farm perils come out really badly, what's going to happen? So I guess only time if you're going to tell on that one to be fair. Looking at the UK 100, it also came off quite staunchly. 6700 is the potential support. It bounced off there successfully this morning, but for how long? It's looking like most European markets are feeling the pressure. It's a small bounce, but then there does look like a bit of selling in for stairs, still driving it down. Japan 225, completely reversed course altogether, back down to potential support, 15488. Technical's not yet overbought, but we have had a successful bounce. Dollar yen helping Japan 225, we haven't got a look at that. We've been above, I think we've got to 103.15 at one point. In the last couple of days, we're having another retest that today as the dollar is trying to register control away from another FX period. Dollar's obviously been going great guns. Non-farm perils come out today and it's good. Obviously, that is definitely going to be a dollar positive. It's an easier one to try and try to understand how a positive non-farm perils figure will impact equity markets. So looking at Crudall with Texas, again got absolutely smashed there yesterday. Trading below $99, another retracement similar to what we saw on some other equity markets incidentally. Next potential support is at 97 spots, 64. I guess there is concerns still about a slowing global demand in the future. If they do raise rates sooner, it's also going to happen eventually. Some people are taking money off the table right now. How much do some of these markets will come off? It just remains to be seen when traders want to put the money back into the market. When things have come off enough, so that it's time to get back involved. I'm sure equities, if there is a retracement of 8x number percent, there will be a fair amount of people who are interested to see if they can get in at another good price, but there's a lot of positions to mine. So just be very careful out there, expect further volatility. Gold coming off again as dollar strength comes into play. Normally actually we would have expected gold to benefit slightly from and play from worries and also from the fear in the market, but it seemed to be a sell-off across most markets incidentally. So now the next potential support at 12.67 and that 12.95 level will now be potential resistance. Looking at your dollar continued to move lower grudgingly each day, albeit the long-laid candles here are indicating lower highs. Sorry, lower lows, higher lows is my mistake. And we're still probably looking at one spot 33 is the next potential support followed by one spot 31.93. Non-farm perils will be prevalent on Euro dollar, especially if there is some more Euro zone data today, which I believe there is. If we actually just go on through the 1st of August right there, we do have German PMI and Eurozone PMI and UK PMI before you've got non-farm perils at 1.30. But make sure to set your alarms on there as well. We've only got five hours to go and GBPUSD, probably similar story, a lot of pressure on here. Quite a decent retracement we've actually seen from 171.84 down to where we are now. We're in the middle of two ranges, potential support, one spot 68.20, potential resistance, one spot 69.23. And that is all about non-farm perils and then not just that, but then you have to remember that you do have another ISM manufacturing PMI at three o'clock. And because of the Chicago PMI was so terrible, some people are thinking that figure could be quite bad as well. And that is at three o'clock today. So things don't finish up and non-farm perils come out. You've still got that ISM manufacturing number, which will be keenly looked after after the Chicago PMI yesterday. Keep you on the chart for as ever. Make it inside this part of your layer. Remember guys, if you go to support and go to live trader events, you can sign up to our live webinar this morning, which will be held at quarter past one UK time, but anybody globally can go ahead and join that. And please join me again on Monday to find out what happened next.