He there should be no unified prices for cement, as this would cause instability in the local market and compromise consumer interests. "Any move to increase prices should be left to market fundamentals as well as to market policies of individual companies," he said. He said the ministry’s move was in line with the Cabinet’s decision to prevent commercial groupings or alliances aimed at increasing prices of any given commodity.
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