are in africa and south asia, we still will need oil to grow and get people into the middle class out of poverty. they are really concerned about that and i think it has to be seen also in the context of giving stability and trying to foster investment in the sector. cornelia, we appreciate your analysis. good to talk to you. see you again soon. analysis. good to talk to you. see you again soon. thank you very much. see you again soon. thank you very much, sally. see you again soon. thank you very much, sally. cornelia - very much, sally. cornelia me er. let s see what oil prices are doing now. brent crude is up just over i% and trading at $76.96 a barrel. light crude is up 1.3% and again, nearly $73 a barrel so they have not hit the target of $80 a barrel in terms of saudi arabia, keeping a close eye on markets you can see share markets you can see share markets in asia strong. it s because of the debt ceiling deal brokered at the end of last week in the united states,