rates. they meet next week and are widely expected to keep the cost of borrowing on hold. currently sitting at a 23—year high of 5.25% to 5.5%. but it's all about when — and by how much — that may change. for more i'm joined by quasar elizundia, research strategist at brokers pepperstone. i wanted to start by getting your take on what you think might happen a little later on with payroll forecasts.- with payroll forecasts. thank ou for with payroll forecasts. thank you for having _ with payroll forecasts. thank you for having me _ with payroll forecasts. thank you for having me on. - with payroll forecasts. thank you for having me on. my . you for having me on. my expectations are in line with what the market expects, which is we will get to have another friend that is not too hot but not too weak. more likely than not too weak. more likely than not we will get one for the jobs creation around the month of may, 185,000 jobs. this jobs creation around the month of may, 185,000 jobs. of may, 185,000 “obs. this week we have — of may, 185,000 jobs. this week we have seen record _ of may, 185,000 jobs. this week we have seen record stuck - we have seen record stuck markets, cooling economy, rate