 Hi there and welcome to today's products and focus. As you can see there the US 30 has continued to grind higher and is now at potential resistance at 16.598 and any break and close above that would be the next technical breakout and actually the Dow reached an all-time high in the July market there yesterday and I just really really kind of bullish momentum however it's completely stopped dead in its tracks today. We really need to get some other catalyst to help push this over the line. It has actually actually been higher sorry that was the highest close that it had. It has actually been higher 16.649 but today could be the day. We'll have a look at some of the economic announcement, economic data, jobless claims, PMI, blah blah blah, sorry US data, jobless claims come out later on today. UK 100 confidently burst through potential resistance at 67.74, pausing for breath right now. Next potential resistance at 68.74 and with the Lloyds coming out today with a 22% increase in profits the market earnings and the UK are certainly looking a bit more bullish today than they were yesterday. Barclays up, Lloyds up, BT up, Royal Bank of Scotland up, things are looking good today so far. Looking at Japan 205 that's had a bounce off that level 14209. This level here has been so important and so strategic over the last couple of months. It's a fantastic level to have a look at if you are a follower of technical analysis. I can see that dollar yen is slowly drifting down again so a little bit of yen buying, nothing too strong but there's a little bit of point there. We're trading above the 21 period SMA, things looking quite interesting there. So that dollar yen position drifting a little bit lower now, slapped by the military range is not too exciting if I'm completely honest. Support remains, potential support remains at 101.80, potential resistance still at 102.87, not a lot of love on there today. Looking at Crude Oil West Texas it continues to sell off trading below $100.00, a $100.00 spot 60, a close below that opens up a potential to $99.00. This has certainly had a big turnaround and it's definitely passed 50% retracement level. I wouldn't be surprised to see further weakness there depending on what happens with Libya and Ukraine blah blah blah. I can only presume that Crude Oil Wednesday yesterday, my if I just jump back right here, we like to talk about the Crude Oil inventories. I'm guessing, well to be honest they actually came out a little bit less than what was expected but nevertheless Crude Oil has come down significantly. Looking at gold as well as selling off and we are seeing dollar weakness as well. I can see GBP USD and your dollar all spiking up. So yeah, gold selling off as well, risk back on, people buying equities selling out of gold and crudes. The commodities are out of focus today, no matter if I can see most commodity contracts are not exactly jumping around today. Copper's up slightly but yeah, next potential support on gold is at 12.67. So if we actually then fast-forward onto that euro dollar it's had a complete reversal from the sell-off we had yesterday. You might remember if you're tuning in that this was already moving down but not only have we touched resistance yesterday at 38.63 potential resistance we broke through it today and that opens up the next potential resistance at one spot 39.68. So a complete turnaround, this is a bullish engulfing pattern from a technical analysis perspective shows a lot of confidence in the euro but then the day before there's lots of confidence in US dollars so we'll see how things pan out. And if we finish up with GBP USD it's not quite, well it's not quite so confident but as well above that potential resistance at 68.20 that is now going to reverse and become the next potential support. Next potential resistance is at one spot 70 and this will be the highest level that GBP USD has been since 2009. So things are certainly looking good especially if you're going in a whole the incidentally sterling is looking very strong. So UK PMI due at 9.30, jobless claims at 1.38 in the US and you've got ISM numbers, PMI data due at 3, fast forward on the Friday, Japanese data, German data, European data, non-farm payrolls, how could I have forgotten the biggest economic announcement of the day, of the month I should say. Make sure you have your alarm set for that, that's going to be a big piece of data coming out. Obviously private payroll numbers yesterday came out very strong at 220,000 versus estimate of 200,000. I hope you should put that as a real good indicator of what's going to happen next mind you but big, big figures make sure you sign up to our webinar on that tomorrow and join me again tomorrow to find out how Thursday session finished off.