You know, there's obviously the risk of potential tariffs back and forth between the US
and China, which are notable. The other big concern is just the domestic Chinese economy
and the the the slumber that it appears to be in from our analysis, the heavy weight of the
housing sector that is and has been a driver of Chinese growth for so many years is now
appears to be weighing down the Chinese economy and just the struggles that the Chinese
economy is facing. And so I'm just something that I'm watching a lot is what the
policymakers in China do and can they get the Chinese economy on a stronger sustainable
growth path, you know, reinflating, so to speak, their housing bubble doesn't seem like
it's a long term strategy. So what is China's growth strategy? I agree the potential tariffs
between the US and China and back and forth is something to pay close attention to. But I
think China's own domestic challenges are also notable. Uh do you think that if China's
economy remains leg luster, we could see some contagion and other Asian economies and perhaps
even further a field may get impacted as well certainly possible. I mean, China is obviously
a huge economy and of a huge part of the global economy just grows slowly. That's
obviously going to have an imprint on everybody else on. For example, commodity
markets would be one of the first places that we would see that whether it's for steel or for
iron ore or other metals or other minerals. So that's, that's something that we're going to
pay close to attention to because it just matters a lot for the global economy. But then
I also think many other Asian economies are linked to economies all around the world. I was
just looking at some analysis on where the US imports most of its goods. Of course, China
dominated that 6, 10 years ago and China's shared exporting directly to the US
has actually fallen quite a bit and countries like Mexico and other Southeastern Asian
countries have picked up the slack. And so I'm actually optimistic that other Asian economies
could continue to perform well because they're connected to the US. They're connected to
Europe, to South America. But of course, China is just so large that what happens in China
matters to everybody.