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| Quite a few automakers were caught short by this sudden surge of interest in diesel engines, which led to massive investment programs by most of them just to play catch-up. The Bundesbank Council's decision on August 26 to leave official rates unchanged disappointed market expectations of an interest rate cut, and banks were caught short of funds at the end of a reserve period. While we were caught short by unanticipated growth early last year, service has been improving dramatically for the past eight months -- improvement that has been recognized publicly by this commission. |
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