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akiko fujita, cnbc, tokyo. >>> the liberal national coalition reportedly won enough seats for a majorityovernment. what's been one of the tightest elections in australia's history will thank the people as he declared victory for his coalition. >> for the most important people to thank are the australian people. because we have resolved this election, we've gone through this election with fiercely fought arguments, issues of policy, issues of principle. we've done so peacefully and constructively. >> ursula is still with us. she's from black rock. we were just talking about uncertainty, political uncertainty. a bit less uncertainty from the australian by the looks of things. how do you think emerging markets will react from both growth uncertainty as well as brexit uncertainty, too? >> when i think about the markets, i look at three things. the fed, where the dollar is going. oil and certainly china. we saw data out over the weekend and more later in the week. when you couple the three together, having a stabilization in chiep from a data perspective and equally, a price of oil that remai