NR prices continue inexorably upwards
Singapore - Natural rubber prices resumed their upward momentum in markets around the world.
In Tokyo the benchmark 6-month futures prices closed up three points on the previous day, at 314.8 yen/kilo ($2.77) on Thursday, still five points off the high of ¥319.6 recorded last week. Futures contracts are currently trading just above 313 ¥/kg (around $2.75).
In Singapore prices also moved upwards, following the trend in Tokyo. RSS3 spot closed at 273.25 US cents/kg on Wednesday, up a cent from Tuesday's close. Meanwhile there was no trading at all in RSS1, but the spot price closed up 4.5 points at 434 Sing cents/kg, (US$2.725)
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Price charts SICOM (Singapore)
Price charts Tocom (Tokyo)
Price charts NMCE (India)
Panic sales hit spot rubber [but then recover] The Hindu Business Line (India)
MALAYSIAN rubber prices closed higher yesterday Business Times (Malaysia)
Major initiatives to strengthen rubber sector: Minister The Hindu (India)
Centre rules out rubber export ban The Hindu Business Line (India)
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