Cement prices set to fall in India
Cement prices in India are expected to drop 8 – 10% by the end of the week as producers feel the effects of weakening demand in the nation.
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Cement prices in India are expected to drop 8 – 10% by the end of the week as producers feel the effects of weakening demand in the nation.
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