We have a wide range of data. Most of it is published in our monetary policy report and on our website. I'll take some specific examples that you referred to.
On the supply side, you can't observe the supply of the economy directly, just like you can't observe where maximum sustainable employment is in the labour market. You can't observe that directly. On the supply side, what you can observe is a whole range of indicators, including delivery times, shipping costs and transportation costs. We have a whole range of indicators. What they show is that supply chains have been very gummed up. They're starting to improve. We can certainly give you those.
On the demand side, yes, you can see the strength of demand, particularly more recently. First, as I mentioned, is goods. More recently, you can see the strong demand for services.