 Let's get the thoughts from Mark. I mean, such a line ball call at this stage. Most economists are expecting a cut today. What are you expecting? Yeah, I mean, I think actually a little hold today. Okay. You know, it is a line ball call, but I think in terms of the market price, I think that's probably more accurate in terms of, you know, the 67% chance of a cut where the economist is kind of 75, 80% of economists are expecting a cut as well. Now, the reason I say that, I thought actually thought the inflation figures, you know, whilst they were weak, were actually kind of slightly higher than expected, especially on the trimmed mean measure. It came in at 0.5 rather than 0.4. Yes, there was some weakness in certain sectors, and maybe the tobacco price did kind of boost the CPI numbers as well. But in terms of the employment data and the other data that have come out, I don't think there's been much change since they met last month. So I think, you know, they could potentially just say, okay, well, we'll just see how all that, the rate cuts do play through from May, and we'll just hold that for now and wait for additional data going forward. Okay, all right, we'll be getting into a bit more of that detail than Abstavid DeGarris is going to be joining us next. But, Angus, I just wanted to get your thoughts on...