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May 12, 2011 12:00 AM

NR prices drop sharply in Tokyo

ERJ Staff
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    Tokyo -- Prices on Tokyo's rubber exchanges moved sharply downward overnight..

    On Tokyo's Tocom Exchange, prices for the six-month contract closed down by yen 24 at yen 359 ($4.43 per kg on Thursday 12 May. Shorter-dated prices were higher, but still closed below 400.

    In Singapore, Sicom said short-dated RSS3 closed up by some $0.06 at around $5.11 with longer-dated contracts trading unchanged at around $4.88. Short-dated TSR 20 closed up by $0.08 at $4.52

    Prices on India's NMCE exchange closed down by Rs 1 at Rs 229 ($5.09 per kilo

    In China, the Shanghai Futures Exchange saw prices recover by about half a yuan , with May deliveries trading at around Yuan 34.2 ($5.26) per kilo


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