News from elsewhere on the web (18 Jan 2011)

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Huge Thai-China project launches today The Nation (Thailand)

Thai Hua in JV with Chinese tyre maker The Nation (Thailand)

Spot rubber hits Rs 225/kg The Hindu Business Line (India)

Tokyo rubber futures hit record high on supply concerns Business Recorder (Pakistan / Tokyo)

Rise in spot rubber prices India infoline (India)

Nokian Tyres issues positive 2010 guidance Helsinki Times (Finland)

Nokian Renkaat Shares Jump on Profit Forecast; Michelin, Continental Climb Bloomberg (Finland)

Gorham tyre plant (Maine Industrial Tire) to close Mainebiz (US - Maine)

Sri Lanka India tyre unit to expand production 20-pct Lanka Business Online (Sri Lanka)

CEAT posts record profts Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Indian tyre firm to expand production in Lanka MSN News (Sri Lanka)

Belarus issues 2010 steel production results Steel Orbis (Belarus)

DavNor acquires P1.8 M worth rubber boats Philippine Information Agency (Philippines)

Demand to ban futures trading in rubber rejected The Hindu (India)

Cummins to invest $500 m in India The Hindu Business Line (India)

JK Tyres To Increase Prices By 2-4% By Month-End RTT News (India)

JK Tyre trades trading at attractive valuation: Angel My Iris (India)

Tyre makers to raise prices again Business Standard (India)

Govt invites applications for import of rubber at 7.5% duty Deccan Herald (India)

Rubber sapling suppliers can bid under new scheme Bangkok Post (Thailand)

VW plans historic investment China Daily (China)

China auto recalls fall in 2010 CNTV(China)

Rubber theft on the rise again The Star (Malaysia)