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secondly the cost of things will go up secondly the cost of things will go up in terms of the freight and if you talk about the indexes, these will eventually likely be passed on to consumers. so we should to some extent or degree expect these costs passed on. the question as to what extent and how much. i think the issue at the moment as there is a lot of uncertainty over how much longer this will carry on and that will have an effect on the extent we see prices rise. as you mentioned, while prices have risen as aprons and the spill over onto other commodity prices as well as other components in the inflation basket, thatis components in the inflation basket, that is where central banks will be keen to monitor closely. and we have been dealing with crisis upon crisis upon crisis, beginning with the pandemic then the invasion of ukraine and that has filtered through to the oil price and inflation. , through to the oil price and inflation-— through to the oil price and inflation. , ., , , ., inflation. this was the year when we were hoping — inflation. this was the year when we were hoping interest _ inflation. this was the year when we were hoping interest rates _ inflation. this was the year when we were hoping interest rates would - were hoping interest rates would start coming down. what you think is the risk that it the process? i do

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