So you'd be willing to give something up as long as inflation would be in line? I'm trying to generalize. At what point does the bank make a decision? Again, I know it's not in your control, but last week, for example, you cut your overnight lending rate, and the dollar and the bond yields went up. The last time you cut rates, I don't think anything moved; I think the dollar went in the other direction.
So can you really tell how you're going to affect the market--if we talk about the market or bond yields--or are you just hoping? I'm looking at what you have left to play with. In terms of interest rates, there's very little. I know you've talked about quantitative easing and credit easing. That's going to be my next question. Are we going to use the next levers that you have at your disposal?