Tata Steel to hold prices for next 2-3 months
Updated on Apr 23, 2008 08:51 pm IST
India's steel giant, Tata Steel has said that it will not raise prices for the next two to three months after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh urged steel makers to show restraint. Attending the centenary celebrations of the Tata Steel in Jamshedpur, Manmohan Singh also released a postage stamp on the steel company, which became the world's sixth-largest steel maker after acquiring Corus last year.
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