News from elsewhere on the web (02 November 2010)

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CREDITORS SEEK TO INJECT NEW FUNDS INTO S.KOREA'S KUMHO TIRE Yonhap via Trading markets (Korea)

Spot rubber improves on short-covering The Hindu Business Line (India)

Rubber Advances Most in Two Weeks as Thai Floods Squeeze Supply Bloomberg Business Week (Thailand)

Rubber prices may touch Rs 200 kg on production disruptions MSN News (country)

Tokyo rubber futures higher Business recorder (Pakistan / Japan)

Tyre firms buy rubber at record $4.33 a kg Sify (India)

Rubber may extend gains on supply concerns Economic Times (India)

Workers At Iran Tire Factory (Alborz) Continue Weeklong Strike Radio free Europe (Iran)

CRISIL Equities assigns fundamental grade 4/5 to Phillips Carbon Black Ltd CoolAvenues (India)

Rubber institute plans 1-day training programme The Hindu Business Line (India)

Thai Rubber Output May Drop 4.1% in Fourth Quarter on Rain, Luckchai Says Bloomberg (Thailand)

Vietnam 2011 rubber exports to dip on local demand-INTERVIEW Reuters via Forexyard (Vietnam)

Flash floods hit southern Thailand rubber areas DNA India (Thailand)

Flash floods hit southern Thailand rubber areas Reuters (Thailand)

Rubber tapper stung to death by bees The Star (Malaysia)

Chinese auto sector gears up China Daily (China)

Ford shuffles executive lineup China Daily (China)

The best way to improve your car's fuel economy Globe and mail (Canada)

WHAS11 hidden cameras look at tyre sales WHAS11 (US - Kentucky)