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Steel sector safe from dumping, says Goyal

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April 26, 2025

India is poised to contribute significantly to global steel demand, Union minister Piyush Goyal said on Friday while emphasizing that the government has been able to protect the domestic steel industry from unfair dumping and irrationally low pricing.

- Press Trust of India

MUMBAI:

Speaking on the sidelines of the Steel India 2025 event, jointly hosted by the ministry of steel and industry body Ficci, Goyal also said both exporters and the MSME sector will continue to get steel at international prices.

"India is consistently focused on self-reliance (Atmanirbharta). But when we talk about Atmanirbharta, we are not closing the doors to the world. We are in fact opening the doors wider because every country will have its competitive advantages for different products," he said.

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