 We saw some very interesting market moves this week that just show how important it is for investors to follow very closely everything that happens in the US. So in Europe, we saw stocks rise as bond yields finally cooled. And that was after surging for the last few months. And that was happening even before the latest rates decision from the Fed. That's because the US Treasury has slowed down its planned sales of longer-term securities, probably in response to those higher yields that we have been seeing in recent months. And then when the Fed announced it would hold rates steady for now, US stocks surged, coming back from what was quite a week October. Now, Jerome Powell didn't rule out another rate hike before the end of the year, but investors seem pretty confident. The FTSE 100 and the European stocks climbed even higher after the announcement. They don't seem to think that interest rates are going up in the States for now.