still with us, iain stealey and jane foley.i don't know how you actually try and go through what brexit will look like with all the noise surrounding and political infighting, we don't know what it will look like or what the government wants it to look like. >> island for us, looking at it from the bond side -- i think for us, looking at it from the bond side and the gilt perspective, you are right. the bank of england will probably not rock the boat, and keep rates what they are. they also don't know what brexit will look like. they don't want to disrupt things. for us companies gilt yield stay pretty stable. francine: francine: what does it mean for the bank of england? do they just focus on inflation figures and consumer credit? perhaps closers to the line last year during the referendum. i think they want to step back into the shadows as much as they possibly can. we were given this chart in the june fomc meeting where we saw three members vote for the immediate rate rise and the market was not expecting this. now the marke