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Indian cement companies' shares dropped in a special trading session on Saturday, following the government's announcement of a 'modest' infrastructure spending hike in the annual budget, which did not meet investor expectations. The Indian government will spend a record 11.21 trillion rupees on infrastructure in the upcoming financial year, but the increase in planned spending disappointed markets.
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