A probe by the Egyptian Competition Authority (ECA) found no evidence of a monopoly and a conspiracy to raise the price of steel, ECA head Mona El Garf tells Al Masry Al Youm. She attributes the sharp rise in steel prices of late to a spike in global price of iron pellets, a production input of the steel industry.
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