 Check in and see how bond markets are trading. Live now to Simon Michele joining us from fixed securities. And Simon of course, that crucial Chinese GDP print coming out better than expected. Just your instant reaction to the numbers. What do you think? Afternoon, Dan. Yes, look, not a huge reaction by the markets here, but I think, you know, we know that the Chinese government know that people's bank of China has been doing a lot of, implementing a lot of measures to try and stimulate their local economy to try to get that growth up around that 7% level. So I think it's a tale of two stories. Yes, it's softer, it hasn't met that 7%. It's a little better than expectations. So, you know, I think the reaction's been fairly mooted at this stage. It'd be interesting to see how the US market reacts when they come online, but domestically pretty steady as she goes, really. It was interesting to see those forecasts range. I think ANZ calling something like 6.4%. Some saying it would be unchanged at around 7%. So what does 6.9% mean for global markets? And what type of reaction would you expect to see? Well, it's interesting. I think most people expected to see a softer figure. They didn't expect it.