 Well now let's check in on how bond markets are trading with Jessica Russet from Fig Securities. Jessica, good to see you. Now the US Treasury yields were lower overnight. Was that on the US retail sales for April? Hi Helen, yes that's correct. They were lower. We had our retail sales coming in at 0.4%, though expecting a 0.6% rise. And on top of that as well, CPI came in quite benign as well. We had core CPI coming in at 0.1% rise and the expectation was 0.2%. And so on the back of that we did have US Treasury yields lower. The 2 was lower by 6 basis points and we had the 10 moving lower 7 basis points. Yes so did I mean North Korea firing that what 7th ballistic missile? Did that raise issues for bonds? It does. Whenever we have those geopolitical tensions out there that certainly does reflect in bond yields in that it is this uncertainty that comes through the markets and there is demand for safe haven assets which are bonds are one of them. And so we did also see those tensions coming through and demand for safe haven and that moved to the bond yields lower as well. Yeah and does that play into Australian government bond yields too? Yeah we did see on the back of that that same sentiment flowed through here to the Australian government bonds. We had the 5 year breaking through 2.1%. So it's actually around the lows it has been for the month and that's currently at 2.09%. And we also had the 10 year as well off its highs of last week for the month and that's currently at 2.58%. Now we've got some upcoming economic data. The RBA minutes from May of the May meeting are released tomorrow. What are you expecting? We're actually expecting no real surprises to come through there. I think the RBA will reaffirm its neutral bias. It's really in a tight spot at the moment. On one hand it's got low inflation and low wage growth but on the other hand there's high household debt coming through. So I think they're quite constrained on any rate movements for this year. All right Jessica Russett from FIG Securities will leave it there. Thank you so much. Thanks for having me Helen.