Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) rubber futures prices on Tuesday (July 29) in early to rise, due to the Japanese stock market offset the impact of lower crude oil prices upward brings.
TOCOM rubber futures contract prices in January rose 0.3 percent on Tuesday, at 206.8 yen / kg (0017GMT).
Japanese government data released today, the country’s household spending fell in June, but the rate of decline is less than expected, it also shows that Japan’s domestic consumption recovery in raising the consumption tax.
Federal Reserve (FED) officials this week may still vague stance on its policy statement, because I hope it can gain time to assess the U.S. economy, but, FED also need time to decide how and when to raise interest rates.
Thailand June exports increased, but imports substantially reduced, which also highlights the Thai military interim government composed of strongly promote economic growth pressures facing.
Asian city early Tuesday, USDJPY traded at 101.84, as former Federal Reserve (FED) Minutes released, investors on the sidelines.
The Nikkei 225 index rose 0.3 percent on Tuesday, while its Monday close at six-month highs since.
Crude oil futures prices fell on Monday, amid signs that the supply of crude oil increased North Sea and North Africa, and Europe and Asia offset the impact of weak demand situation in Ukraine and the Middle East tensions brought.
As of July 29 Beijing time 10:42 am, Tokyo Rubber reported 209.2 yen / kg, up 2.20%.
Translated by Google Translator from http://news.cria.org.cn/4/22321.html
