 Hi, good morning and welcome to these products in focus. So overnight we had big increases in most global equity markets. It looks increasingly likely that China is going to have to mark on new stimulus measures to prop up their stock market. And in fact, they've already been buying a huge amount of stocks there yesterday, following a very big drop in imports in the country. Another part of the world, you've got the fact that over in Japan, we had Abe there come out basically to say that there's not going to be that there's going to be a cut in the corporation tax across there. And just their normal kind of VAT style tax that they've got across there. So that's quite a big deal in that part of the world. With Japan 225 was up at one point over 5%. It's come off a little bit since then, but that's happened a big shot in the arm for that part of the world as well. You come onto the fact that Germany had in monetary terms anyway, one of the best imports export data sets in the long, long time coming out there, which quite surprising considering the drop in imports for China as well. Global equity markets right across the spectrum there have all been increasing quite substantially with the Dow up over 1% already this morning, the Germany 30 at 1.7, and the FTSE up almost one and a half. So you can see there that we're just a stone's throw away from crossing over that 21 period SMA, bullish engulfing pattern there firmly yesterday, top end of the range today, bullish crossover on the MACD. And that's currently where we stand. So we're quite a good bit away from potential resistance at 17.034, but equities rallying right across. So then having a quick look at the UK 100, again, bullish engulfing pattern, very similar aspect of what we've just seen in the US 30, apart from we're a lot closer to potential resistance at 62.96. We're also touching the 21 period SMA, bullish crossover with the MACD as well. And we're just about to take over the tip of this candle here from Thursday the 27th, which was a rally that we had straight after the Chinese stock market crashed there on Monday the 24th. So we are still in between two ranges, but we're just about quite close to challenge 62.96. So then having a quick look at the Japan 225, you can see that big massive increase right there. That's a hammer formation that we've got right there as well, broke above 18.306. And we were above 18.648, or the one that's been pushed right back down, still a little bit away from what's moving averages, got a bullish cross on the MACD there as well. So that cut in taxation over in Japan, they have talked about it, it does look like they're reiterating that they are going to do that. And that's going to be a big boost for spending in that part of the world. So as helping push the Japan 25 is currently up 3% for the session. And it's just matter of the off the session highs. So then having a look at dollar yen, dollar yen is at 120, spot 50, bouncing nicely up 119 there yesterday. An okay candle pattern yesterday, but well off the session highs. We're trying to get above the tip of this candle here. But we are at the top end of the range with 121, spot 87 being the next potential resistance. And again, bullish crossover on the MACD and progress, still the technicals are relatively neutral. So looking at West Texas crude, looks like we are beginning to oscillate around 45, 85. You've got the next potential resistance around about 49, 40. I'm feeling that should be continued selling pressure. $42 is the next potential support as well. Interestingly, the other technicals are neutral apart from the MACD that's just about across a zero line, which would add a little bit of bullish momentum. So finishing up with gold on the commodity side anyway, that golden cross on the moving averages isn't translating into any significant movement on gold. Everybody's still talking about the F1C in the 17th of September, with some commentators still coming out there that an increase in rates should be seen as, and the US should be seen as a kind of a green light for the global economy, because if I can only do it, I thought that the global economy could handle the whole thing. Really it's all about America to be fair. It's all about what's best for America. So I'm sure there'd be all sorts of political aspects of will they or won't they raise rates? A number of emerging market countries obviously are desperate for the US to raise rates and rather than later. From looking at gold, we are looking at this as a kind of a brometer as to the likelihood of that rate hike happening in September or not. Certainly traders have pushed this down from the highs that they had after the China stock crash, but they're not dragging it all the way down to the bottom of the range right here, we're in about 1073 as of yet. So I think we're just waiting for some more macro data to come out of which Thursdays gives you your unemployment claims. There's not a huge amount out today actually. Nothing of major significance anyway. So now finishing up with the Eurodollar and GBP USD. So Eurodollar, drifting lower again this morning. So you're seeing a bit of a decouple from GBP USD and Eurodollar. So Eurodollar dropping at one spot 11 is a potential support that also coincides with the 55 period SMA. Other technicals are relatively neutral. And then if we have a look at Sterling right there, it's had a great couple of days, but that resistance around about one spot 54-24 looks to be still in play. We weren't able to break through it last night. We're drifting a little bit this morning. Almost got a bluish cross on the MACD, but we certainly had a buying signal on the RSI and slow stochastic there anyway, but it's not translated and then decent this morning. Having a look at the intraday charts, it's pretty much just been flat just below this potential level. So if they can get a boost to break up higher through that, that should work out quite well for GBP USD. So as we mentioned, there's not a huge amount of data out today on Wednesday, but on Thursday you've got Chinese CPI, which we talked about a lot tomorrow, no doubt. The Bank of England MPC Minutes, which will be interesting for Cable, so do keep an eye on that. And as I said, you do have your unemployment claims in the US. That's a weekly data set at 1.30. And then finishing up with the weekly petroleum report at 4pm UK time. And that should be interesting for your West Texas grid positions. So there we go, guys. Keep you on the Chart 4. 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