 Hi, good morning and welcome to these products in focus. The most global equity markets are down lower this morning, especially over in the Asia Pacific region where the Chinese stock markets have been crashing overnight with the Chinese equivalent of the NASDAQ dropping 8.3% just in one day. It's biggest one-day fall ever in its history. It's now down 27% from its rise. If you take into consideration last week, those Chinese markets were down 13% alone. Now some of these major markets are dropping 8% in a day. So the world's second biggest economy has its law into its own so it doesn't really impact the US markets or anything else. But China slows down and China certainly looks to be in some big trouble just now, massively overheated. The question is, are people going to start keep buying the dips? Because a lot of people are getting burned out there just now. Not any European or US investors, but local Chinese investors are getting hit. So nevertheless, Greek deal is still not completed and that's causing European markets and the US market as well to tip off. As you can see yesterday, we thought we were going to get a deal and obviously I just never mis-realised and we are still drifting a little bit lower. So 17, 747 is the next potential support. We're trading below both moving averages and the technical indicators are relatively neutral. Matt is giving a sell signal. Not a huge amount of economic data due out today either. And I can imagine that the next meeting between Greece and ECB and IMF is on Saturday. I guess if you're trading your dollar or you're trading the Germany 30 or a lot of European indices, you'll want to think about which direction you think the market is going to go heading into next week. Could be a lot of volatility. So it's just one thing to bear in mind because obviously you've got the weekend. If something happens or doesn't happen on Sunday night, you could be looking at some decent moves depending obviously of what comes out. Looking at the UK100, it's reversed course quite substantially coming up to 67.71 which is potential short-term support. Other technical indicators are neutral. The tips of these candles here coincide with the tips of the candle from the 10th of June. Could be kind of a very short double top formation and we're selling off quite aggressively. That would be a tweezer top right there with the two tips of the candles quite so long. Push right back down. Both negative closing candles but long-legged upwards action there which is indicative of the fact that Trigibritter was a lot higher and got pushed all the way back down. So from a technical perspective that's usually quite negative. We're trading below both technical indicators but 67.71 is the support level. We break below that. That's 66.86. Looking at Japan 225, dollar yen back down to 123. It's been way higher. It's doing okay. Some decent figures out of Japan. Consumer spending has actually increased a lot higher than expected so it's giving a little bit of extra extra push there. Could still be a little bit of a stimulus due in Japan. People still talking about that incidentally but 20,868 is potential resistance. Many of the indices Japan is probably outperforming most other major markets out there. So moving on to dollar yen because of the uncertainty over U.S. interest rates as ever because attention has completely shifted to Greece even though we had a decent GDP figure come out of well a decent issue. It wasn't fantastic out of the contraction instantly but it came in as expected. People were not really paying that much attention to the U.S. dollar at the moment and you can see we're trading just below that 200 period SMA and 124.42 with the next potential support 121.90. Moving on to both taxes crude. I'm guessing it's not done a huge amount. Consolidating around 59.50 again. We're just on the slightly on the wrong side of that just now. This is turning into a little bit like put dollar yen was a couple months back. It's just completely flattening out consolidating around also laying around a specific level and looks to be 59.50 so not really that exciting to trade to be completely honest at this stage. Looking at gold it's getting pushed down each session. That would be five six sessions in a row and the red. We're still looking at potentially 11.63 the next short term support then followed by 11.37 and this obviously all interest rating U.S. dollar dominated in terms of like safe havens. Gold's not as popular as it used to be. People would much rather buy the Japanese yen if things get really dicey and there's a big sell-off in the markets. Moving on to Euro dollar. Again jumping around with this 21 period SMA. One spot 11 is the level that many technical epic traders will be looking at. That's the last bastion support for your dollar. If there is no deal the euro's probably going to get a little bit shaking but even though the discussions have been all over the place the euro reacted badly on this day right here on Tuesday. But that was a technical break of a trend line compounded with the lack of a deal in Greece but then last couple of days it's not really done a huge amount so maybe there are obviously a certain element of that uncertainty priced in. Traders are willing to take possession looking at bond yields as well. Traders are betting that there will be a deal reached and you can see that in Euro dollar as well. Looking at GBPUSD one spot 5743 seems to be the next level. Last three days candles have been kind of oscillating around there again with one spot 59 being the potential next resistance. Any further down with pressure one spot 56 we've got a negative crossover in the MACD just developing with a histogram going just to zero. Obviously we had a sell signal on the RSI number of sessions ago and we're just about to get a sell signal on the slow to cast. It has not come yet so should we get any any further downwards momentum to look at one spot 56 you'll probably get these crossovers here on the MACD and the slow stochastic and from a purely technical perspective that puts a bit of added pressure on GBPUSD but really depends how the UK macro data continues to roll out. So as I've said not much due today it's all about Greece. Next meeting is tomorrow and Saturday so there could be some sort of deal reached at the weekend when the markets are shut so as I said just be wary of any of your exposure over the weekend doesn't be quite clear about the direction that you're trying to go in and on Monday you've got German retail sales and you've got a German CPI all by US housing index and as I ever keep you on a chart form I can see the Jasper's already been posting some analysis this actually is yesterday but he's got the DAX, a Germany 30 UK 100 and NASDAQ and keep your eye on insights for kind of updates from our global analyst team but what's moving the markets today and join us again on Monday to find out what happened next.