Tata has backed away from a £100mn-plus offer for its loss-making UK steel business from British buyer Liberty
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13th Oct 2026 | Updated at 07:22pm 13th Oct 2026
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Retail inflation in India stood firm on the back of sticky food prices while industrial output growth showed some faint signs of revival in May complicating the policy choice for the Reserve Bank of India which has raised concerns about inflationary...
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