 Jordan, joining us live from big securities. Jonathan, we're seeing markets doing very, very well. Bonds also rallying and a lot of that is looking ahead tonight. Investors are waiting to see if the ECB makes any changes to its bond buying program. Good afternoon, Leanne. Absolutely right. The expectations came out of Europe last night with the assumption that the ECB would announce some extension to their QE program, either extending the range of corporate bonds that they would buy or extending the time period that they would be buying the existing bonds for. And so we saw, as you said, everything basically rallying and we've seen the bond market here come off the back of that. So we're down about five points in the 10-year, although the short end of the curve's down about one point. So we've seen the curve flattening as well. With regards to issuance, are we seeing a bit of a winding down in that area as we head into Christmas? Yeah, absolutely. The US is being a bit quiet now for the last bit of December. Obviously, we've got the Fed meeting coming up where it's 100% priced in that they'll lift the base rate. And I think people just looking to get the last few deals away before Christmas to cap off another huge year. We'll have seen $1.6 trillion US issued in 2016, which is an 8% increase on 2015. That's, wow, that's incredible. Let's take a look at local bonds. We obviously have been watching a lot of this data in particular, that really poor GDP figure yesterday, trade balance deficit widening there today. How is this being filtered or being reflected in the bond market? Yeah, effectively, no impact at all. I mean, we saw the currency just sort of shrug it off yesterday as well. I think there's an expectation that, you know, we're seeing huge supply, and particularly iron ore and coal and those prices have rallied quite a long way. So it was interesting for me that GDP, which is obviously production and not income, was down. And so I could presume that the income side of things is heavily up to support the currency on the basis that the RBA won't be cutting. But, you know, there are still things going on that aren't related to those macro figures. And we saw a good high yield issuance from N I W holdings yesterday, doing a 70 million transaction that closed over subscribed in one day. Yeah, I'm just watching that actually at the moment, up 5.5% N I W holdings. Anything else that you've been keeping an eye on in terms of some of those issuances? Oh, look, there's there's plenty of RMBS that's been coming out recently. We're trading it in the secondary market as well. We saw ANZ come back to the RMBS market after a decade or so away. So just little bits and bobs on that front. But I think, as we said, major issuance is probably done for the year. All right, fantastic. Jonathan, we'll wrap it up there. But do appreciate you joining us. Thank you so much. Great. Thanks, Leon. Let's get back.