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China's steel overcapacity continues to remain a concern for India. That's what Tata Steel, one of the largest steel manufacturers in the world, told CNA's Priy…
China's steel overcapacity continues to remain a concern for India. That's what Tata Steel, one of the largest steel manufacturers in the world, told CNA's Priyata Brajabasi on the sidelines of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi. The Indian steel giant is growing its manufacturing infrastructure globally to build resilience amid global supply uncertainties. Here's a conversation with Tata Steel CEO & Managing Director TV Narendran.
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@@nicb.1213Imported3wk ago
Indians are good at BS and beats around the bush.
@@nicb.1213Imported3wk ago
If India Steel MFG wants to sell their steel at a higher price and unable to compete they point finger at Chinese Steel Manufacturers, what a sham.
@@chiew9253Imported3wk ago
Indian aren't productive? 😅
@@CitizenoftheWorld-NQRImported3wk ago
Indian oligarchs cannot and are not willing to compete. <br>India is the biggest closed market but shamelessly accuse others of being closed.
@@artd4781Imported3wk ago
He is lying through his teeth and the interviewer has no idea. What a disgrace.
@@megstlimeelim4786Imported3wk ago
CHINA will never forget INDIA snakes role in Opium wars
@@袁大陸Imported3wk ago
Shut up! Free market of steel means competition for quality, quantity ,quick delivery and good prices.China wins all.
@@maju.portalImported3wk ago
Crying over spilled steel. When these corporations can't compete, they just run to the news and play the victim.
@@maju.portalImported3wk ago
It is a glaring contradiction that Indian steel producers complain about Chinese oversupply when they themselves burn coal to make steel and import coal from Australia, as stated by the CEO right in the news.<br><br>Meanwhile, the Singapore government’s use of "green" feels like a massive deception and a convenient excuse to collect more revenue from citizens. They are charging taxpayers for global climate targets that a tiny nation has neither the power nor the control to change. It is unreasonable to collect money from citizens while offering absolutely no assurances or guarantees. How can you penalize citizens when limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees C can neither be guaranteed, assured, nor achieved—all while others are focusing on building affordability for their citizens?
@@kylinwarriorImported3wk ago
haha india's over capacity of rapist, slums and pollution - are a major concern to mankind !
China's steel overcapacity continues to remain a concern for India. That's what Tata Steel, one of the largest steel manufacturers in the world, told CNA's Priyata Brajabasi on the sidelines of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum in New Delhi. The Indian steel giant is growing its manufacturing infrastructure globally to build resilience amid global supply uncertainties. Here's a conversation with Tata Steel CEO & Managing Director TV Narendran.
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