Yes, I can give you a bit of an update.
Debt is a stock, so it doesn't usually change really rapidly, but I think that we've seen two things in the last month that are affecting this.
On the one hand, as I indicated, thanks in large part to the government's fiscal programs, particularly the transfers to households—they have replaced the income lost from COVID-19, and people are buying less—we've actually seen some increase in the savings rate, and some households are using that to pay down their debt. We're seeing that the rate of growth of household credit has come off. On the other hand, the denominator in that ratio—household debt over disposable income, of course—is falling because people are losing their jobs, and their disposable income may be going down. Again, the government is replacing much of that, so hopefully disposable income will be going down much less than GDP—let's put it that way. There are these two things going on, and we'll have to see how they evolve going forward.