I would simply like to add that our figures are essentially the same. You can find them in our brief. They are based on a slower growth in the US economy for 2007. We expect it to recover relatively quickly and begin a growth trend towards the end of 2007, to get back on track in 2008.
There is no guarantee. There is a great deal of uncertainty in the US, so the figure may be somewhat high. It is the upper limit of what might be expected. This would mean a relatively short downturn in the United States, which could easily be prolonged and would, therefore, lead to a weaker medium-term growth than expected.