In terms of wheat, one of the countries that responded positively and had an expansion index was India. It has now put an export restriction on wheat exports, although they already export around 4.5 million more metric tonnes than they used to in the past, which helped reduce the gap in wheat.
Our major concern is rice. If countries are not able to get the fertilizers they need, there could be an issue with rice. That was one major trigger in 2011, and in 2007-08. If you recall, rice has a very thin margin. Therefore, automatically, any export restriction will significantly exacerbate increasing prices. We need to avoid that happening with rice. Today, we have enough supplies. Let's hope they can get the fertilizers they need so that, next year, they also have enough supplies.