 Hi, good morning and welcome to these products in focus. The US there is in negative territory after coming off quite aggressively last night in the back of the FOMC statement, which is quite upbeat about the US economy, but also was a lot more hawkish than many other analysts have thought in regards to the US dollar, with a rate hike potentially expected now in June to September of this year. Many commentators were thinking it might be a bit of a softer statement considering the earnings issues that had been coming out. A lot of US companies have been complaining about the impact of the stronger US dollar on their earnings, just as the rest of the world is embarking on a very large quantity of easing program to make themselves more competitive. So what you're seeing right here is a bit of a disconnect from US 30 versus European indices with the Germany 30 still outpacing the US 30. Obviously, when they're looking at a big quantity of easing package, you are going to be seeing a lot more gains in that market rather than the US 30. So quite a surprising move using the dollar, rebound quite strongly, and the US stock market take a little bit of a tumble on some Asian markets as well in tandem. And that's in the back of the moves in dollar yen that we've seen overnight as well. So US 30, next potential support is at 17.034, probably short term pain for longer term gain. With the next rate hike thought of more as a symbolic gesture rather than anything else, we could be looking at a period between June and September based on analyst debate that's happening right now in the back of that statement. So moving on to the UK 100, you can see it's also come off quite aggressively there, stopping still at 67.71, there's a potential support level, we actually closed in the wrong side of that last night, we're just poking our head above there right now, but it's been higher, it's getting pushed lower right now, so 66.86 is the next potential support, the technicals are overbought, so we probably could do with a little bit of a little bit of pressure being taken off here, we do just have a golden cross on the UK 100, so if we do get a little bit more of a sell-off there, people might be looking at 66.86, a potential saucer entry point on the UK 100. So then jumping on to pan 225, long-legged candles in the last three sessions, it came off a little bit at the end of the session last night. It's not actually as negative as the impact we've just seen there on US 30 and the UK 100, but 17.496 is the next potential level, obviously when you've got a quantitative easing and a lot more stimulus still to come in Japan, I think people holding their breath, any strength on Japanese yen is going to be quite short, and obviously if you have a rampant US dollar, that's going to really affect that dollar yen exchange rate, which should still help Japan 225, so long-term potential resistance still remains at 18.306. Moving on to that dollar yen FX cross, you can see there that we have been consolidating here for the last eight sessions, at 117.36, today's no different. This could be a very interesting pivot level for those of you who are trading dollar yen, and certainly you're not seeing an aggressive move higher considering the stance of the Fed last night. Not that they were unbelievably hawkish, but it was just, some commentators were surprised that it wasn't more of a dovish tone given considering all the recent macro data and some of the disappointing earnings, but they're staying the course basically, so that's why you're not seeing like an unbelievable jump higher, but you are going to see a consolidated period right here, and I guess quite people have to ask about dollar yen, what is more likely to happen. Obviously people buy yen in terms of uncertainty, so that's probably why you're not seeing such a big move on this FX pair versus the other ones. Moving on to Cudall West Texas, that stronger potential, longer term, stronger US dollar is going to be pressurizing commodities, West Texas is no different, trading to actually broken $43 now, for it's again an all-time, well not all-time, but a multi-year low, I think you're looking at a seven-year low on West Texas now, with $35.30 still being that longer-term potential support level. The fundamentals aren't very good for West Texas following on record inventory data that came out yesterday as well, so it seems to be still further done with action, potentially expected on Brent and West Texas. If we look at gold, gold's usually quite sensitive to potential interest rate hikes in America, and that stronger US dollar, so we've not seen too much of an aggressive move to the downside, but $12.73 is the next potential support. This formation that we're seeing right here could be a descending triangle formation, which has usually got a bias for a breakout down at the bottom of the triangle, rather than breaking through the trend line, but that level could be an interesting springboard for those of you that are thinking that gold's going to go that little back higher with $12.96 still being that potential resistance level. So moving on then to your dollar, obviously coming off a little bit yesterday, we're down a little bit lower there today, we have been down as low as $110.91, we are still looking at $107.86 as a longer-term potential support level here, depending on how the MACWIT data comes out of Europe and US, obviously with massive kinds of easing program, and a little bit more direction on the US dollar, the US dollar might end up going more directional and be less volatile than it's been in the last couple of sessions. The same with the UK100, obviously the MACWIT data in the UK has actually been improving a little bit, faster growth in seven years, etc., etc. Potential resistance, one spot, $51.85, still on play, which also matches up to a 21 period at SMA. The other technicals are relatively neutral, longer-term potential support, one spot, $48.13. So working on the data-wise, we've still got German unemployment data, we've got CPI at 1 p.m. UK time, and you've got US unemployment claims and the housing index, and gas report details, which we'll be doing later on today for any field of trading after the gas, that'll be interesting for you to look at. And then if you fast-forward again to Friday, you've got German retail sales and Eurozone CPI and the unemployment rate, followed by US GDP. So effectively, Eurodollar is probably where a lot of the action still is. Dollar yen is probably going to continue to flatline as the markets sell off on the bank of that potential earlier rate hike in the US, but people are buying the Japanese yen because of the safe haven. So there's not a lot of action going to be happening on dollar yen, but Eurodollar is probably where a lot of FX traders will be looking, and the basis of a lot of this economic data that's just still to come out. So as ever, keep your eye on the Char Forum, make insights part of your leg. Go forward and join me again tomorrow to find out what will happen next.