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Cement prices rise in Banjarmasin, Indonesia

03 August 2011 Prices increase because of higher fuel costs.[$] ┬á (CW Group)
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Copyright CW Group. All rights reserved. Unauthorized distribution expressly prohibited. ┬á The rise was attributed to higher volumes in its operations in Northern Europe, Central America and the Caribbean, and Mexico, mainly.
- Type: Article
- Category: Financial
Paraguay cement prices to rise in August

26 July 2011 Government owned INC to hike prices because of higher input costs.[$] ┬á (CW Group)
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- Type: Article
- Category: Markets & Competition
Indonesia expects cement demand to surge in July

19 July 2011 content you tried to access is only available to paid subscribers.","link":"1"}]Cement demand in Indonesia are expected to rise in July, as builders rush to complete projects before the onset of Ramadan or fasting season, a report from Primair said. ┬á...
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- Category: Volume & Pricing
Slow rebuilding progress hampers Taiheiyo prospects

19 July 2011 quake, progress has been slow, and materials are building up, and construction activities remain stalled in some areas. The rise in demand for full-scale reconstruction is still slow as well, building materials has been clearly conveyed a sense that the...
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- Category: Markets & Competition