 be able to check on the fixed income market because it'd be good to see how bond markets are tracking in the lead-up to this. So I'll see if Simon Michelle from Fixed Securities is joining us live right now. Simon, great tabby company on the program. Just wanted to get your view on bond markets, exactly how they're tracking in the lead-up to these two big central bank meetings. Good afternoon, Ingrid. Well, really interesting actually because we've seen good demand across the yield curve. We've seen U.S. Treasuries out as long as the 30-year down a couple of points, and that's reflected in our curve as well. So, you know, if you're following Vesta behaviour, they certainly seem to be quite content to lock in long yields. They don't seem to be too concerned about potential volatility of a movement upwards by the Fed this month anyway. Do you think, you know, in terms of bond market moves though, they could be quite erratic over the next two days? Well, they could be absolutely. And I mean, you've also got the Bank of Japan we're waiting to hear from as well, and that could certainly have some impact before we hear from the Fed. But I think, you know, if you have a look at the U.S. two-year rate after the tightening back in December last year, that was at a level of 1.05%. It's now down around 77 basis points. So, you know, you're just not seeing that really upward trajectory or that volatility that we have experienced prior to the last, you know, potential September increase back a year ago, nor post the December lift-off we saw at the end of last year. All right. So, Michelle, appreciate that update. Thank you. Thanks, Ingrid. Obviously, I was to watch in bond markets, and I know Greg, you've got a lot to say on the bond markets and how...