izumi: good morning and thanks for having me.s of the boj meeting today, we think it will be a nonevent. keeping keyoard policy targets unchanged and we think so because if you look at the june summary of opinions, it did show the boj felt they had done enough for the time being. in terms of responding to the coronavirus shock, it was basically carefully monitored. the impact of the facilities, while also trying to get a be long-term economic outlook. if you look at what they have done, they have set up a lot of corporate financing facilities. they are supporting banks and extending loans, vulnerable corporate's, buying corporate bonds, corporate paper, and continuing the risk asset purchases. on the boj's side, they have pretty much done everything they can to support recovery for the moment. shery: you said it. we are seeing perhaps a second wave of infections. tokyo could be raising their covid-19 alert to the highest level. what does this really mean for consumption? and that small rebound we saw back in june? izumi: in june,