 There is a big uncertainty, much of which is political. And whether we can do something about that or not is an open question. I think what the central banks can do is to keep a steady hand, namely, continue with the monetary accommodation that is necessary to achieve their objective. That's what. Now, having said that, countries that need reforms have to undertake them regardless of what is the general political uncertainty. Because the best way for countries to cope with this uncertainty is actually to restore growth and employment and job creation.