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March 08, 2011 12:00 AM

NR prices fall sharply overnight

ERJ Staff
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    ERJ staff report (DS)

    Tokyo -- Prices on international rubber exchanges fell sharply overnight.

    On Tokyo's TOCOM Exchange, prices for the six-month contract eased by over yen30, to yen 420.6 ($5.10) per kilo

    In Singapore, Sicom said short-dated RSS3 prices closed at $5.77 on minimal trading, after falling as low as $5.25. Short-dated TSR 20 fell further to close at $4.92

    India's NMCE saw prices fall, finishing around Rs 230 ($5.11) per kilo

    Shanghai Future Exchange saw a high of yuan 38.8 ($5.91) per kilo for short-dated contracts, down significantly on last week's numbers.


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    Rubber prices on Tocom (Tokyo)

    Rubber prices on Sicom (Singapore)

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    Natural rubber prices slip in domestic market Business Standard (India)

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