 Let's bring in Simon Michele over at Fig Securities for more. Simon, largely expected, we'll see a rate cut from the BOE tonight. What's the bond market? How's it trading in the leader? Yeah, good afternoon, Leanne. We're certainly seeing UK yields drift lower, reflecting that view and look around the world. We continue to see yields drift lower, certainly here in Australia. And also through Europe, we've seen a couple of issues, sovereign issues there in negative territory. Germany 10 years and Switzerland issued a 42-year bond at negative 0.02. Yeah, wow. Locally, we've seen obviously those Aussie job figures coming through slightly missing expectations, although we did see stronger growth in those full-time numbers. What are we seeing the Aussie yields doing? Yeah, look, not a great deal of movement off the back of that. I think we saw some interesting numbers over the last couple of months where we saw quite a strong part-time growth, but not reflect on the full-time. This is a bit reversed, not a huge headline number, but definitely some good full-time growth. An increase in the participation rate, that's positive as well. That's why you saw a bit of a kick up in the unemployment rate. I think it's certainly a good trend, but I think we're still suggesting that the RBA will have to follow the world and look at a further rate cut. All right, fantastic. Simon and Michelle, we'll leave it there. Thanks so much for joining us. We do need to leave it there.