 Good morning and welcome to today's products and focus. So I actually have a fair amount of talk about obviously we've seen a big rebound in the Japanese markets after the fell and slid into recession. But now, you know, global stock markets all jumped up higher. Japanese market actually erased all the losses that I had yesterday as snap elections and potential delay and additional consumption tax out there has really kind of changed the landscape as ever. So really bad news coming out. Japan recession and most global markets are up higher. So as you can see by the candle we had yesterday, this is very very bullish in the short term. Because I remember we were quite negative first thing in the morning. Last time we looked at this to finish in positive territory as a testament to the strength of the US market. And we are looking a little bit soft this morning, but very strong candles, these long long legs right here in decade of the strength up here. You look there on Thursday and we have the opposite way, but we've got always looked at the future. So there certainly doesn't look that weak in the short term but we've got a push above 17665 to gain some extra momentum. So that would be good in the short term. We do have a fair amount of UK data due later on today. So looking at the UK 100, punching through 6666, eyeing up 6774, almost getting a golden cross on the moving averages. We are moving into overbought territory on the RSI and the slow to cast it, but there still is a little bit of extra room for maneuver. Most traders looking at cable, that's probably the best product to look at. If you want to take advantage of the CPI and PPI, we'll come back to that in a second though. So Japan 225, moving back up to the upside, got a breakthrough 17435. It's not done it yet. It's not completely erased of the losses yesterday, but quite close to it. We're just waiting for a little bit more insight as to what Shenzhou Abe is going to be doing next. Are they going to have the snap elections and when? And how much of a majority they're going to get to push through more monetary reform out there? Everything that is a little bit more hearsay. We were expecting that the consumption tax increase are going to be delayed when Japan's slumping into recession. It's kind of hard to justify that right now. So we'll have to see what happens. Dollar yen soldering on. You know our longer term potential resistance is 124.42. You know Japan, Bank of Japan gets interventionist. The closer we get to 120, there's still a little bit of room for maneuver there on dollar yen. Things looking quite good. Obviously dollar looking very strong. The yen, I'm expecting a bit more stimulus to support the Japanese economy. That's not going to be so good. So the fundamentals are still behind dollar yen pushing up higher. And obviously if Japanese equities become quite bullish again, you're looking at people selling the yen and buying the dollar to hedge their equity positions as well. So there could still be a little bit of a perfect alignment there for dollar yen for some traders to take advantage of. But we're not that far away from 120 right now. And that's when things you know, there can be quite a harsh turnaround if there is an intervention with the Bank of Japan, 100 pips, 150 pips in the wrong direction. You don't want to be on that side. So West Texas crude pressurized as ever. Global slowdown fears still impacting this longer term potential support remains at 70 spot 41. Venezuela and Russia looking at defence measures to support cruel prices in the short term. They're simply just not big enough. I don't think to to have a meaningful impact. There certainly seem to be a lot of political forces at work to try and keep crude oil with Texas low to help support the global economy, but also to hurt some of these countries that are very dependent on crude oil and energy and have not invested in other parts of infrastructure. So Russia very, very vulnerable to lower crude oil prices and they're going to try and to do everything that they can to defend those prices, but they're just simply not big enough. So looking at gold, gold had a bit of a shot in the arm. Even with that stronger dollar strength creeping in there and I guess interest rates maybe are seemingly a bit of a distant memory right now, but gold certainly moving in the right direction. 1180 working as a kind of springboard retreating above that 21 period SMA. I need to actually redraw some of the technical and some of the support resistance levels on here. But 1280 looking to be the next potential support on gold if we still get that momentum pushing us farther forward. So your dollars and everything so volatile session has ever wrong side of one spot 2498. More talk of stimulus, eurozone economy is really struggling right now. But we've had a bit of a research this morning trying to hit that level again. It looks to be the pivot on your dollar one spot 2498. The longer term potential support still remains one spot 2047. I can't really see a large number of fundamentals that are supporting your dollar to punch up that level higher and say we challenge 127, 128, but we are bouncing around 124 or is this a 125 for you? I've got 124 98, but it's really 125. This seems to be the level depending on what decision you guys at home decide to make. This is the level that's going to be the next phase for your dollar. You're going to get a bounce up higher and start to look at these areas right here, but I just don't see it fundamentally or we start to have that slow creep further forward. But all depends on the macroeconomics. Eurozone still looking a little bit weak and I guess the US markets could do with being a little bit more directionally. Has been a couple of mixed bits of data coming out there, but certainly the US economy looking up was stronger than Eurozone in the short term. So looking at cable, as I mentioned before, this is probably the one to look at. If you want to take advantage of that macroeconomy picture, Sterling, tending to get bashed about a fair bit right now, especially by any US dollar strength. One spot 5742 is a potential resistance that was reconfirmed yesterday. We had a retracement and moved right back down to the downside yesterday. We're looking at one spot 5424 as a next potential support level. A little bit cleaner than some of the other charts there. A little bit more directional and we do have some fundamentals to help edge that down further if these come in a little bit worse than expected. ZDW business report also due at 10 a.m. UK time will be helpful for traders looking at your dollar and we do have US PPI data as well. So you've got a fair amount of macroeconomic data that could impact cable today if that's your forte. Not a lot happening tomorrow. I guess if you're a crude oil trader, you do have crude oil stocks net change, which as ever could be quite volatile for West Texas crude. Let me fast forward on the Thursdays. You've got some Chinese data, PMI, UK retail sales, US CPI and employment, jobless claims figures. Matter of fact, we've got a huge amount of data coming out on Thursday. So that should be quite an exciting session as well. Keep an eye on the chart forum as ever. Lots of trades set up from our global analyst team some really good bits of analysis going up there right now. Make insights part of your layout. 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