 Some do predict that there will be rate cuts by the Fed in 2024 and more happening in 2025. However, with strong GDP, the Fed might not be so quick to lower rates. Now, that higher-for-longer narrative may impact money supply velocity and weaken the economy, and that could mean that the Fed could lower rates earlier than expected, and that is likely to add to the money supply. I mean, generally speaking, what I think the Fed is, the market is expecting obviously the Fed to cut rates aggressively next year, and I think the market has probably gone too far in that expectation. I think given the dot-plot that the Fed laid out, that certainly seems more reasonable, and I think that as inflation comes down, it certainly makes sense for that to happen. The question obviously is now, is the market doing a lot of damage to this potential narrative by allowing financial conditions to ease so much, and is that actually going to make inflation kind of come back to life a little and give us maybe a second burst?