 Let's move on now and check in on how bond markets are trading. Simon and Michelle from Think Securities is joining us live. Simon, great to see you there. Now we've seen these global yields falling back, softer US growth data that came through, that we sort of managed to absorb over the weekend. Was it a result of that? Talk us through the moves. I think that's the key driver, Leanne, absolutely. I mean, there's still this exuberance in the market that's certainly been pushing yields up. And when we get this a bit of news out that just doesn't match that rhetoric, you see the market making a bit of adjustment. You're seeing that reflected in equity markets today. Yields down only a couple of points, only around 15, 20 basis points from their peaks last year. So not a lot of movement, but you know, in this market, when you get a little bit of negative data or softer data, people tend to take notice. Has there been any change in the interest rate expectations for a potential march move by the Fed? Look, it's interesting. I think at the moment, a move in March is around about, you know, below 50% anyway at the moment. So the market's not really building in a case for a march increase. It's more settled on a June increase. Interestingly, I think a lot of commentary around the Fed meeting, around their reinvestment policy. So the US Fed holds about four and a half trillion of its own treasury securities on the bond buying it did a couple of years ago. And we're now starting to see people really talk around whether they might start to see that lower down. They won't reinvest coupons, won't reinvest maturing bonds. So that'll be interesting to see and could have a bit of an impact on the yield curve if they do start to pull that back. All right. And just bringing it locally, those OZ yields, credit spreads looking to be tightening up, I guess, as sign investors are happy to take on risk. Yes, absolutely. And that's really interesting because these have been stubbornly high above 100 basis points or above 1%. And just in the last week, we're right back to now we're only around 92 basis points. So starting to get to sort of the low point that we've had over the last couple of years. So just goes to show investors happy to take on more high risk investments for higher return in this current positive sentiment market. All right. Fantastic. Simon, we'll leave it there. It's been great having you on as always. Thank you. Have a great day. Thanks, Leanne.