So a more balanced view prevails now. Greenspan might say the danger is excessive optimism, because the markets are picking up so rapidly that you might get a feeling that that in itself is evidence of a recovery, which it isn't really. On the real economy, I think a lot more remains to be done. I think the recovery is sustainable. Exports are picking up.
Inflation is contained.
Interest rates are the lowest in two decades. Foreign reserves have been increasing steadily. The current account has been in surplus consecutively for over a year. Foreign investment is coming back. International confidence is improving.