News from elsewhere on the web (05 April 2011)

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Asia BD spot seen rising in April on global supply crunch ICIS (Singapore)

Natural rubber jumps to Rs 240/kg on strong global cues The Hindu Business Line (India)

Headline Business Recorder (Pakistan / Tokyo)

Rise in spot rubber prices India Infoline (India)

Natural Rubber price surges on strong fundamentals Commodity Online (India)

Passenger Cars to Drive the Russian Automobile Market SBWire (Russia)

Malaysia Records Trade Surplus Of RM12.64 Billion In FebruaryBernama (Malaysia)

Tyre recycler says exports need to be stopped Inside Waste (Australia)

Continental Tire Uses RFID to Keep Production Rolling RFiD Journal (US)

Two Japanese Companies Warren Buffett Might Buy (Bridgestone, NTT) GuruFocus (US / Japan)

Goodyear India looks cheap: SP Tulsian MoneyControl (India)

No deadline, but Dunlop says lay-off notice to be withdrawn Sify (India)

No deadline, but Dunlop says lay-off notice to be withdrawn Business Standard (India)

Used-car market sees a boom as Indians change cars every five years The Hindu Business Line (India)

Efforts on to revive Gumasol The Hindu Business Line (India)

Bengal Govt terms Dunlop layoff notice 'unacceptable, arbitrary' The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber import may be cheaper on duty change Economic Times (India)

Oil prices drive demand for natural rubber Myanmar Times (Myanmar)

Right time for renewed interest in rubber sector The Star (Malaysia)

GMG Global Halts Rubber Output in Ivory Coast as Borders Close Bloombertg (country)

West Louisville tyre shop catches fire Fox News (US - Kentucky)