 Hi, good morning and welcome to these products in focus. Most global markets wobbled ever so slightly yesterday, only after the US ISM numbers coming out, providing the US economies, once again doing better than initially thought, prompted most global markets just to get that little bit higher. We still finished down yesterday in the US 30, but we're in positive territory this morning above 17.075. We're still lying 17.151 as an exponential resistance. At the UK 100, we've actually broken up that little bit higher, smashing through 6832, now eyeing up 6874. Decent bit of momentum right here. I can say on the everyday charts that the UK 100 is still going great guns actually this morning. And that long-term potential resistance at 6966 could be in play, but we do have to break through this first potential resistance so far. So things looking relatively okay, but we do have quite significant resistance to break through. Japan 225 stopped dead in its tracks at potential resistance yesterday. I had a fantastic session up almost 2%, 15, 8, 28, only to reverse down a little bit this morning, but the cabinet reshuffle is still going quite well. Dollar yen is really where most the action is right now. As a matter of fact, let's go ahead and have a look at that chart just now. We mentioned there was a slight decouple. Look at this massive breakout through here. It smashed 104, spot 67, and almost briefly got close to 105, spot 44. A break in close above that would be the highest at dollar yen has been in over five years. So I think that would be certainly significant. And the movement that we've seen here is a testament to the fact the US dollar is going great guns right now. And we are in the middle of two ranges right now. Potential support now 104, spot 67. Potential resistance 105, spot 44. Dollar yen is certainly going to be in play over the next couple of sessions. West Texas crude has broken right back through potential support again, smashing through 95, spot 40, lower than it's been for a large number of months. Ion up 92, spot 85 now. And then after that, and the failure to break higher is probably going to add that little bit of extra pressure on there. You're looking at 91, spot 25 as the next potential support. We are floating around a little bit today, but we do seem to be stuck in this kind of pattern. You've got downwards action, spike up, downwards action, spike up could be the next start of the downwards action before we get another spike. So just be wary of 92, spot 85 and 91, spot 25 if you are currently bearish on West Texas crude. So gold with all this US dollar strength out there is not surprising. I got hit hard yesterday, down about 1.7% at one point. Now below potential support at 12.67, I might have probably need to actually start removing some of these levels. Next potential support on here, should that be broken? You are looking at a significant low point down there, 12.41 if we get a directional move down to the downside right there. But the pressure fundamentals and technicals are on. And obviously we still have a fair amount of background data to come out. Looking at Euro dollar, 1.3107, a bounce yesterday was provided. Pressure remains, obviously ECB meeting tomorrow. Everybody will be waiting to see that. And obviously 1.300 as the next potential support should 1.3107 break. If there is not monetary stimulus and there is, depending on the rhetoric as well from the meeting, you could see quite a volatile session on Euro dollar. Especially if things end up being more hawkish than doubleish, perhaps seems unlikely, but you never know. Just be careful if you are trading Euro dollar. So looking at GBPUSD, I got hit hard yesterday. Surprising because there are actually some good figures coming out of the UK, or what I thought presumed to be good figures instantly. But the dollar is just pushing on higher. So one spot 64, 63 is potential support. And a break and close below that opens up the next potential level, a good bit lower. Looking at this, but about 62, 60. And that provides itself quite a decent amount of downside if that breaks, which is not done yet. It bounced there slightly this morning, but not with a lot of rigor. So in regards to economic data, you've got Eurozone, German and UK PMI, early morning UK wise. Then nothing much that exciting. And then Thursday you have interest rate in the Bank of England. That's not going to change. ADP-powered payrolls, jobless claims, ECB meetings, trade balance data, non-manufacturing business index. Tomorrow's actually got a lot of stuff. And there's a whole bunch of central bank meetings on there, which won't be showing up in our economic calendar, but they are there. And just be mindful that Thursday promises to be an interesting day for a lot of major bits of data. Keep your eye on the Char Forum, make insights popular going forward, and join me again tomorrow to find out what happened next.