 You're now on how bond markets are trading. Simon and Michelle over at Big Securities joining us. Simon, take us through what you made of the minutes that they managed to sort of flesh out some of that easing bias that was hinted at earlier this month. Good afternoon, Leanne. Yes, and I think, look, as we suspected, the RBA held in July as they waited for the data and as you've been talking about there, I think all eyes on the inflation data to be released in the middle of next week. We expect that to be a little on the low side. We're certainly seeing that globally and that's been the trend recently. So we would suspect that we'll get an RBA rate cut in August and if you have a look at the two year, we're down about 1.58, so moving closer to where that level would be at 1.5%. OK, yeah, I was going to ask you about the moves that we're seeing in those yields at the moment. Has there been much of a shift since those minutes? Yeah, there has. In the Aussie yields down about sort of three to five points. So the 10-year, for example, back significantly under that 2% at 1.94%. That's been down as low as 1.85, but still very close to record lows there. And even we're seeing globally bringing in the global movements there, a negative as well. We're seeing a little bit of a pullback in US yields as well. So definitely a bit of a trend in downward movement on yields around the globe at the moment. All right, fantastic. Simon, really appreciate you joining us. Thank you so much. Thanks, Leanne.