News from elsewhere on the web (22 April 2010)

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S. KOREA'S HANKOOK TIRE MULLS BUILDING NEW PLANT IN CHINA Trading Markets (Korea)

RUBBER-Tokyo spot futures at record high; distant contracts down Reuters (Tokyo)

Rubber Drops to 3-Week Low as Exchange Checks for Manipulation Bloomberg Business Week (Tokyo)

Mixed trend in rubber The Hindu Business Line (India)

Tocom Checks Rubber Positions as Volatility Increases Bloomberg Business Week (Tokyo)

Tokyo Exchange Checks Rubber Positions for Price Manipulation Bloomberg Business Week (Tokyo)

Tokyo futures rise further on strong oil prices Alibaba (S E Asia)

Rise in rubber inflates tyre prices FT (UK - Global)

Of tires, fuel economy, and regulation Trucks at Work Blog (US)

Dunlop production jumps The Zimbabwean (Zimbabwe)

UPDATE 1-India's 2010/11 rubber output seen up 7.5 pct Reuters (India)

India Tiremakers Seek Rubber Tax Cuts on Price Rise (Update1) Bloomberg (India)

India forecasts higher rubber output this fiscal CommodityOnline (India)

Phillips Carbon to raise Rs 100 crores through QIP Equity Bulls (India)

Natural rubber output likely to rise 8.45% Business Standard (India)

Apollo Tyres Plans to Raise Prices as Rubber Surges (Update1) SF Chronicle (India)

India Tiremakers Seek Rubber Tax Cuts on Price Rise (Update1) Bloomberg Business Week (India)

Ivorian rubber maker SAPH profit weighed by tyre demand Reuters (Cote d'Ivoire)

Ivorian rubber maker SAPH profit weighed by tyre demand Africa report (Cote d'Ivoire)

Cambodia rubber price rises by 236 percent CommodityOnline (India / Cambodia)

Audi's 2-decade China dominance threatened by BMW, Mercedes CE.cn (China)

Automakers showcase new models at Beijing show CE.cn (China)