Tokyo rubber extends gains

Print this page Posted on : 08-29-2008 by recycleinme.com
Tokyo rubber futures extended gains for the seventh consecutive session on Thursday to close at ¥320, riding on the coat-tails of soaring crude oil prices. The key Tokyo Commodity Exchange rubber contract for February delivery finished at ¥320 per kg, after earlier rising about 1.7 per cent to ¥324.1, the highest level since Aug. 4. Physical rubber prices remain strong, supported by solid demand and firm TOCOM rubber futures.







Source : Business Line

Latest Scrap and Metal news

Aluminium hits 4-year low as stocks rise Lead falls 3.9% to a 2-1/2 year low of $1,043
Tin gains on industrial support
Cadmium prices drift lower
Malaysia tin down $499/tonne
Aluminium hits 3-1/2 year low
Steel futures on LME sag on poor demand Prices plummet to $255/t as construction projects slow down
Mixed trend in metal prices

More Scrap and Metal news