 Well, now let's check in quickly on how the bond markets are trading with Simon Michele from FIG Securities. Simon, thanks for being with us. Now, yields are bouncing around. What do you make of what's going on in bonds? Good afternoon, Helen. And yes, look, after about a month really of safe haven flows where we've seen really good strong demand for bonds, we've just in the last couple of days seen that turn around. The US 10-year yield, for example, from last month is down around 40 basis points. And so, you know, we've seen a bit of profit taking from bondholders there. If you bought at the peak and sold your bond today, you've made about 3%. So there's been quite a bit of value in that drop in the yields over the last four weeks. All right. And then what did you make of the, you know, the sweeping tax reform plan? Is supposedly coming soon? Well, this is right. The next big item off the Trump agenda. And look, people have certainly got excited by the Treasury Secretary's comments that it's just around the corner. The bond market likes the devil in the detail though. So I don't think you're going to see much movement really in our market until we see some details about the size of that. All right. And very briefly, geopolitical risks. We've got the first part of the French election on Sunday. That's absolutely right, Helen. Everyone's going to be eyes on France to see how that election comes in through sort of Sunday night, Monday morning. And that would be a real key driver. If there's any surprises, it's likely to lead to quite a lot of volatility in markets early next week. All right. Simon and Michelle from Fixed Securities. Thank you. Thanks, Helen.