the reserve bank of australia and also the reserve bank of new zealand, it's likely they will delay until next year, so i think this could be supportive for the aussie and also the kiwi in the short-term, given the fact we are still cutting rates before the boom of asia-pacific central banks. haslinda: we heard fed waller say there's likely to be one cut this year. with the fed pushing back on rate cuts, might several other asian banks do the same? apart from the rbnz, which pushed back to 2025, who else might do the same? >> i think for now, especially when you look at other asian central banks, for example, like bank of indonesia, they even hike interest rates last time, given the concerns of the weakening in terms of the currencies. i think for all the asia central banks, they will be pretty cautious. even they have been seeing inflation could be turning down, but i think they are still cautious of the delay in terms of fed rate cuts, that it could see more outflows for their local currencies. i believe they will be pretty cautious, for example, like, for the bank of korea for th