i let ou around august time. just before i let you go. _ around august time. just before i let you go, earlier— around august time. just before i let you go, earlier this - around august time. just before i let you go, earlier this week i i let you go, earlier this week we saw a spike in european gas prices because of a disruption to supply coming from norway. europe is still exposed to things like that going forward, that has to be on the minds of the central bank, would you argue? i the central bank, would you araue? ., �* , , argue? i wouldn't. this is tuite argue? iwouldn't. this is quite normal— argue? i wouldn't. this is quite normal use - argue? iwouldn't. this is quite normal use of- argue? i wouldn't. this is. quite normal use of natural gas. we get supply disruptions, closures for maintenance through the summer. that is all very normal. i through the summer. that is all very normal-— very normal. i understand that, but my point — very normal. i understand that, but my point is. _ very normal. i understand that, but my point is, in _ very normal. i understand that, but my point is, in terms i very normal. i understand that, but my point is, in terms of- but my point is, in terms of reaction on the markets, we saw a 10% spike in european prices. they came down fairly swiftly again but it showed, didn't it, that europe is still very reliant on certain places for its provision of energy and therefore could be a risk going forward. ., ., , ., forward. yeah. that is not auoin forward. yeah. that is not going to _ forward. yeah. that is not going to change. - forward. yeah. that is not going to change. the i forward. yeah. that is not i going to change. the important is where is the energy coming from. is it volatile regions like russia? not any more.