Obviously, the prices of energy products and other commodities are high due to global demand, especially from emerging countries.
In our monetary policy update, we use future contracts to estimate energy prices, which reflect the market consensus. Roughly, the price of energy in future contracts is around $90 a barrel, which is pretty high.
As I already said, the adjustment in the various sectors is not complete. In my view, more adjustments will take place in the manufacturing sector, which means that there will also be further adjustments in other sectors, especially those where demand is very high, such as the natural resources sector and the residential construction sector. So, adjustments between various sectors will continue.