If the new oil price assumption leads to an adjustment in wages beyond our expectations for 2006, then there is some basis for reviewing the existing monetary policy.

Setting interest rates is not just about one thing. You don't say, the peso is strong. So, in a sense, imported inflation can be managed. That's just one part of the story.

It will continue to grow because of the demand for nurses and caregivers. It may not be replicated, since it is already at its peak, but it will still be in double digits.

We expect this will be followed by a slowdown in the second half.

Prices are rising because of expectations. If we have it in our heads that oil is going to do well and we start putting dollars into it, then the prices will iron out.

There are also expectations that oil prices will remain high for some time, and that also could be boosting its popularity.