euben: good morning.hink this is a wave of central banks that are trying to counter and mitigate the risk from the virus outbreak. obviously, a lot of these countries are fairly vulnerable. indeed, the ones that we think are most exposed, thailand in particular, and singapore, have already started to sound like they are willing to step up and actually provide policy response. the rate cut by thailand yesterday, i think it was a relatively clear case. not just because of the impact from the virus but also the starting point was already quite weak. they've had a lot of headwinds from budget delays to the drought and the export slowdown last year that have made the case for them to keep easing. shery: is there any more ammunition left for the bank of thailand? euben: i think so. they are not yet at the zero bound. 1% is the new record low. the statement yesterday was quite clear. they are willing to do more if necessary. they've effectively left the door open to do more easing. say, it's probably going to ta