 on how bond markets are trading with Simon Michelle from Fig Security. Simon thanks for being there. Now the US bond yields are changing almost daily they're steady at the moment as what investors are turning back to equities. Yeah well good afternoon Helen we've certainly seen a little bit more activity in the equity markets there. Bond markets been pretty quiet yields fairly steady 10 years at 2.23% and the two year at 1.25% so that 10 years still about 40 basis points off its peak last month. All right now the June hike by the Fed what's the where's the market saying it's happening or not so much? Well we had a bit of a pullback on likelihood of an increase in June yesterday but that's recovered somewhat and I think it's on the back of a lot of commentary around the fact that the Fed is likely to look through this volatility look through the political uncertainty. We got that messaging about a month or so ago when we got a slightly softer growth rate there and the Fed said look we're going to look through this we want to stick to our path and so I think it's likely you're going to see that June increase come through Helen but I think the market's then going to say well that's two down will we get a third and what impact is this likely to have further down the track later in this year. All right now Aussie bond yields what's happening? Pretty steady as she goes as well we haven't seen a lot of activity there there off the Aussie 10 year off at about half percent from was its peak about a month ago at 2.47 so really there hasn't been a lot of activity in yields and I think that's why people are looking around and trying to get a bit of a view on this situation. All right Simon, Michelle from Fixed Securities, appreciate you joining me. Thank you Helen. That's all we have time for on trading day for today.