The risks have been high for the past few months. As you noted, trade policies with the United States are somewhat unpredictable.
We have an agreement with the United States. If nothing happens, this agreement will stay in place, and we'll see what happens when we the time comes. I do agree that with the Canada-U.S.-Mexico agreement, or CUSMA, up for review this summer, the United States will issue all kinds of threats and there will be a great deal of talk. We'll see what will happen. There are several possibilities. I would agree that there is uncertainty weighing on all businesses, not just those that are already impacted by U.S. tariffs.
Nevertheless, I would like to address two issues. What we're seeing is that businesses are somewhat resilient. Our latest business survey shows increased uncertainty, and it will probably remain high.
However, businesses expect to continue. They need to move forward with plans. We have seen that most businesses intend to boost their investments and are planning for that. It's not going to be a significant increase, but nevertheless, they are adapting and adjusting.