Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) rubber futures on Tuesday (May 27) in early fall, due to the decline in international oil prices offset the positive impact brought by the Japanese stock market upward. Meanwhile, the market focus on the world’s largest rubber producer Thailand’s political development.
TOCOM rubber futures November contract price fell 0.4 percent on Tuesday, at 208.0 yen / kg (0012GMT).
TOCOM rubber futures contract prices in October rose 1.7 yen Monday.
Japanese Finance Ministry data released on Tuesday showed that as at end of last year, the scale of Japan’s net external assets rose to a record 325 trillion (trillion) yen ($ 3.2 trillion), due to weakening of the yen increases the value of overseas assets , making Japan for 23 consecutive years as the world’s largest creditor.
Thai army chief said Monday the Palestinian fertility, king of Thailand expressed support for the military leaders to manage state dominated parliament, meanwhile, which also warned that if the Thai political protests continue, it will force to suppress.
Relevant agencies to data released this week, the African Ivory Coast rubber exports from January to April was 133,927 tons, representing an increase of 33%.
Asian city early Tuesday, the dollar was at 101.96 yen against the basic steady near a week and a half high hit on Monday.
The Nikkei 225 index rose 0.5 percent on Tuesday.
Brent crude oil futures on Monday the United States fell to $ 110 / barrel, two and a half high hit last week declined due to the crisis on the Ukrainian market worries eased.
As at Beijing at 10:30 am May 27, Tokyo rubber reported 205.5 yen / kg, down 0.24 percent.
Translated by Google Translator from http://news.cria.org.cn/4/20953.html
