 Hi there, good morning and welcome to today's products and focus. Well, FOMC last night can have changed things up a little bit, but given a very dovish statement, lower interest rates for longer is pretty much the rhetoric. We've seen a massive bounce back in most global equity markets and the dollar is taking a bit of a short-term bath. We'll come back to that in a second. US 30 now bouncing around potential resistance at $69.89. Next potential resistance at $17,075. No, we've not had much follow-through first thing this morning. So we had this massive resurgence yesterday and this is a bullish engulfing pattern on the candlestick side, but we've not really followed through so far. So $69.69 probably is going to be a relatively strategic move. Obviously we talked about the Dow being relatively top heavy yesterday. Technicals still show room for manoeuvre and it's very interesting that we're just not getting that big push further forward today. So I think the next couple of hours are going to be quite interesting for most global markets. Now moving on to the UK 100, not quite a bullish engulfing pattern. Again, we've actually sunk a little bit today off yesterday's high point. We've actually finished pretty much bang on the high. Again, looking a little bit top heavy. So it does maybe feel a little bit more temporary looking at some of these chart formations than anything completely significant. Even looking at Japan 25 obviously got their short-term boost in the back of the FOMC. Only to reverse course at dollar yen also took a tumble. So when the yen started to strengthen, the Nikai took a bit of a hit as well. Japan 25, sorry. So next potential support, $15,488 and technical still show room for manoeuvre to the downside. We are trading below both moving averages as well. So looking at that dollar yen position, again looking pretty top heavy actually looking at from a daily perspective. We've broken through some levels of potential support. You're probably looking at $107.40 as a potential support level, which you have broken resistance. Let's just say $107.43. So we've probably got a little bit further to draw up on dollar yen if this conforms to the ordinary technicals. Obviously the technical indicators are already in free fall from this kind of high ridge that we had there at the start of October and we are currently trading at the bottom of the range. So perhaps there is just a couple more points to come before we get to test that first level of support and see the conviction in that dollar weakness. So moving on to West Texas Crude, it continued to move lower, actually hitting an entry day low yesterday of $87. The next potential support is 85 spots, 65. Again, we're a little bit away from that potential broken support now acting as resistance at 89, but we are getting there right now. So even though we did have a bit of a bounce, obviously the dollar's coming off a little bit. That should be supporting commodity prices ever so slightly. You would have thought that if interest rates are going to be staying lower for longer that Crude, West Texas would get much more of a bounce because obviously it's a global demand play right now and people are still very concerned about the slowdown and the eurozone slowdown in China and everything else. So we're not really getting that much of a strong bounce. Looking at gold, gold should be having a good time, which is indeed breaking through potential resistance at 12.18. I guess now we have to start looking back historically. Now probably the next potential level that we could highlight here is a broken support from back in June round about 12.40. So that could be the next potential level. We are now turning above to 21 period SMA and we are moving forward with a little bit of momentum there as well. So we're in the middle of two ranges. Now you want gold. If you're a bullish on gold, you want gold to stay above 12.18. It's certainly acting as a springboard to be challenged 12.42. And yeah, certainly gold looks like it's doing okay today as well. I'll probably will be quite volatile over the next couple of sessions. So Eurodollar has completely surged past 127 spot 46. The next potential level we could be looking at could be this broken support right here in about 1.28.61. That is going to go ahead and draw that on there just now. So we can get a bit of a flavor of how far we are. So we might be capped at 21 period SMA. It's not happened yet, but one spot 27.46 will be the springboard or will be the strong that broke the kennels back with the Eurodollar. So it's obviously got a lot of way to recover if this is a significant step changer now. But certainly we have broken through two potential resistance levels and two sessions. So there is certainly a little bit of a momentum behind that. And we've finished up with GBPUSD. Similar story, bouncing through one spot 60.09, looking to be re-challenging one spot 62.65 as the next potential resistance. And that's also the 21 period SMA. So economic data wise, we do have the UK industry announcement, which is widely expected to stay the same staying low for longer. And we've got US jobless claims to date at 1.30 as well. Make sure you've got your alerts set for that. Fast forwarding on to Friday. We don't have a huge amount of data on there. But obviously after the FOMC last night, most people will be looking to the US data to see if there is momentum in that economy or not. And certainly the last series of the last load of figures that we've seen have been pretty strong. So it's all very good and well. The FOMC is saying that they want to be as dovish for as long as possible. But they also tied themselves into certain MAC with data events as well. So it'll be interesting to see how that pans out. Make sure you keep an eye on the chart for making sense, probably going forward and join me again on Monday. Unfortunately, not in tomorrow to find out what happened next. Take care. Bye bye.