More on India's steel production to increase by FY 2012
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India's steel production to increase by FY 2012
More on India's steel production to increase by FY 2012
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The Indian steel production is likely to exceed domestic requirement by FY 2011-2011, which will help ease pressure on alloy prices. This comes as a big relief for the steel sector as steel prices have gone up by over 50 per cent since January 2008..
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