 They don't have private consumption-led growth. They don't have deep and liquid financial markets that people aren't afraid that the Chinese Communist Party is just going to come in and take their assets. But in terms of that geopolitical demand, I think that's there. And if we look at the financial architecture that has been built up over the past decade or so, they've certainly prepared for that. So if you were to see more of a shift from the U.S. side, then that could be something that would shift the dynamics in the international monetary system.