this chart from our library, it shows the worst month we've had for emerging-market currencies and martindalemore than two years. these countries have individual issues. priyanka: that is a perfectly valid point, it is not surely a dollar story. it is coming at a time when the global economy is happening with challenges, including a slower china back home, which matters for us, in terms of how we think about asian e.m. fx. we are already seeing that, china is kind of -- at least from the monetary policy perspective -- trying to support a domestic economy at a time when trade war risks have gone up. so as i said, it is not a one factor, it is a negative coalition of factors coming together and posing several challenges. eventually, much of them are still risks, we don't know where they go from here. knowns, ass, unknown donald rumsfeld would have said. thank you for joining us, priyanka. a programming note from you, do not miss our conversation with former malaysian prime minister, mahathir mohammed. that is at 8 p.m. for the viewers in sydney. ♪ ♪ watchingthe are "bloomberg markets: asia," i