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the reason for that is the npc adopted guidance in early 2018 that said they would tighten, that theyld increase rates of 21 point 5% before they considered reducing the stock of assets -- increase rates up to 1.5% before they considered reducing the stock of assets. a lot has happened in the intervening period, so the stock has risen substantially as a product of covid. it seems therefore appropriate to combat that question and say, does what has changed in the meantime cause us to adjust our view? guy: that was the bank of england governor andrew bailey speaking to bloomberg's francine lacqua a little earlier on today. what have we got coming up for you? how the global chip shortage is forcing carmakers to get creative. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> there is still a lot of challenge ahead of us because of semiconductor shortages. we could manage very well the first quarter the general shortage, but the incidents in japan and america, they are going to hurt us now in quarter two. alix: that was volkswagen ceo herbert diess speaking to matt miller. matt joins us now. after ta

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npc as a degenerative disease. once the child loses function it is unlikely he will regain them. mr. secretary, what you direct your staff to follow up on the status of fda's response to my request to help woodrow gain access to the medicine his doctors believe can help him? and will you emphasize they should use all appropriate options? >> congresswoman, first thank you very much for pointing out what so many americans unfortunately suffer, and that is the plight of loved ones with these very rare diseases. i am actually willing to make sure that i i follow up with r request with acting commissioner woodcock. what i will tell you is what i said to the folks at the fdr recently -- fda, excuse me, fda recently, that is i have recognized their independence. they base their actions on size, not on politics and influence. and so i will absolutely communicate your message. i suspect that she and her team are working on it as well. and understand the heartfelt way you convey that message. i will try to get back to you as quickly as again. >> thank you, mr. secretary. i appreciate it. m

npc is a degenerative disease, once a child use loses functions it's unlikely he will regain them.retary, will you direct your staff to follow up on the status of fdr's response to my response request and help woodrow gain access to the medicine that the doctors will believe will help him that do believe will help them. thank you sir? >> thank you very much what's pointing out what's so many americans suffer from, and that is the plight of these very rare diseases. i am willing to make sure that i follow up with the request with acting commissioner woodcock. and what i said to the folks at the fdr recently, sorry the fda recently, in that is that i recognized their independence. their actions on science, politics and influence. so i will absolutely communicate your message, and i suspect that she and her team is working on it as well. understand the heartfelt way that you convey that message, and we will try to get back to you as quickly as we can. >> thank you mister secretary. i appreciate it. my constituent appreciates it. anything you could do would be greatly appreciated. and