in fact, if you go back a few years during the height of the crisis, theeece spread was high then.hat is when france was part of the core and any chance of the euros on breaking up, germany and france would be part of the countries that stayed together. and yet, even then, the spread is greater. focuses on's -- on france specifically. that we have seen recently is a bit squeeze out of complacency. we are probably do some consolidation here. spread can go way higher. 10 year yields in france still at 1.2%. let me ask you an odd question. europeanb meddling in politics via its qe program? is quite a controversial one. people have different views depending on the country you come from or have you believe. mariod say, rocky is -- draghi has done what he can to keep the eurozone together. he has acted sensibly, done whatever it takes. eurozone has stayed together because of the ecb's actions. at some point, they need to tone down some of that support, but i'm not sure that time is due yet. i would say they are not meddling too much. mark, thank you so much. you can follow mark and all o