Hon GRANT ROBERTSON (Minister of Finance): Yesterday and overnight, a number of central banks around the world warned about the economic impacts of coronavirus, including in Australia and the US. The global situation fed through to Fonterra's latest global dairy trade auction overnight, where prices were down 1.2 percent, to sit just below their long-run average. The fall was less than expected, and an ASB economist said prices were showing signs of stabilisation. This ASB economist also said that Fonterra had reported that while there had been a slow-down in processing, product was continuing to be cleared by Chinese customs and quarantine officials. This highlights how different industries are being affected differently by the coronavirus situation. It's why the Government is working with business groups and industry organisations on our response and the support that is required to protect jobs and businesses. 