I'm not going to presume to give advice to the Federal Reserve or any other central bank. They certainly are focused on inflation and in fact have enhanced their accountability on that over the past year in terms of specific targets for individual members.
I want to underline a point, though. Over the course of time, Canadian rates have been 200 basis points higher, they have been 200 basis points lower than the U.S. rates, and they have been the same. During this cycle the U.S. has moved from 5.25% to today, to 2%, and the Bank of Canada has moved from 4.5% to today, to 3%. It matters what's happening in the U.S. economy. It matters what's happening in the global economy. We set interest rates in Canada for Canadian conditions and Canadian inflation.