We're trying to balance two risks, really. I just emphasize that there's no risk-free path for the policy rate. We held the policy rate, and we indicated that we're willing to look through the immediate impacts. That was the right thing to do today—or last week, technically. If we raise rates, and energy prices come down as the market impacts, by the time those higher rates started to affect the economy we wouldn't need them, and we would wish we hadn't raised them—
