Tokyo NR prices stronger on Tuesday

ERJ staff report (DS)

London - Rubber prices trended upwards on Tuesday 28 August. On Tokyo's Tocom Exchange, prices for the six-month contract were up by 3 yen at just under yen 225 ($2.82) toward the end of the evening session on Tuesday. Shorter-dated prices were trading around yen 220 on Tuesday evening.

In Singapore, the February 2013 TSR20 contract on SGX was trading up at $2.63; September 2012 prices were also higher, to trade around $2.59 toward the end of the Tuesday evening session.

In India, NMCE said September prices rose to Rs 172 ($3.01). October prices also rose, to close at just under Rs 171.

In China the Shanghai Futures Exchange contract for September rose to close at Yuan 21.9 ($3.38) per kilo on Tuesday. October prices also rose to close at yuan 22.1.

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Rubber prices on Tocom (Tokyo)

Prices on SGX (Singapore) (select rubber in the drop-down listing)

Rubber prices on NMCE (India)

Rubber prices on SFE (Shanghai)

Market Watch (20 - 24 August 2012) from IRCo

Daily report on Natural Rubber: 28 August 2012 from Geojit Comtrade Limited (India)

International Rubber Prices 28 August 2012 from Geojit Comtrade Limited (India)

Natural Rubber Prices in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, India and elsewhere

VNB Blog (Vietnam)

Asian physical rubber prices - August 28
Reuters via Yahoo (Thailand)

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