 Well, now let's get a check in on how bond markets are trading with Jessica Russett, director of Australian Dollar Facilitation at FIG Securities. Jessica, thanks for joining us. Now, let's talk US treasuries first. What's happening there, particularly as geopolitical tensions? Well, they may take a breather, but, you know, they're still very much around. Hi. Thanks for having me. That's right. Last night, we did see a brief change to the rally that we have been seeing in US Treasury yields at the moment, and that was because there was, in the prior trading session, it hit its five months low and clients were taking profits with that. And so what we saw was the 10-year yield rise five basis points to 2.21 percent, and we saw the two year unchanged. So at the moment for most of this year, those, the 10-year yield has been trading within a 2.3 to 2.6 trading range. It's broken through the lower end of that. And it seems to be trading 2.2 to 2.5 and doesn't seem to be much support for it to move much higher away from that. Okay. Now, what about Australian Government bond yields? They've gone higher too, haven't they? Yeah, that's right. So once again, expect this to be short-lived, but we did have seen that the five and 10-year are three and five basis points higher respectively. So the five years at 2.08, and we have the 10 years at just over 2.5 percent at the moment. But once again, we expect that they will continue to rally just with the uncertainty in the markets at the moment. Since the beginning of March, the 10-year yield has actually rallied 47 basis points, which is quite a significant move. And also with those unknown French elections on Sunday for the week ahead, we expect that there will be demand for safe haven assets, and the yields will remain low on bonds. Yeah. So how do you think that's really going to affect markets going forward? Because of course, that's only the first round. And then we've got the second round of the French election in May. That's right. I think once the initial first round on Sunday, I think once the results out of that will certainly give more certainty to investors and also to the markets as well. So we have at the moment, it seems to be a four-horse candidate campaign for that. And out of that, it will get down to two candidates. And so then going forward, I think we'll have a better idea. I still expect though there to be uncertainty in the market. So there's also those geopolitical risks that do pop up. And as such, we will have demand for safe haven assets. All right, Jessica Russet from Fig Securities. Thanks so much for that.