Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) rubber futures prices on Monday (August 25) for the sixth consecutive day up, because Japanese stocks continued to decline yen support upstream and soft commodity prices.
TOCOM rubber futures contract prices in January rose 1.2 yen on Monday, at 203.4 yen / kg (0010GMT) on Friday the price closed higher 0.8 yen.
Federal Reserve (FED) may be the fastest next month on whether the United States can make a more definite improvement in the economy, that this will also FED nearly 10 years lay the foundation for the first rate hike.
Japan’s central bank governor (BOJ) Kuroda (HaruhikoKuroda) said on Saturday, in response to domestic deflation, which may have to implement monetary policy.
The Chinese government said on Friday, a growing number of manufacturing companies the ability to pay has fallen, due to China’s recent economic growth is slow, resulting in the first half of accounts receivable increase over last year 1.1 trillion yuan.
Shanghai Futures Exchange said on Friday that the exchange rubber inventories last week rose 1.3% from the previous week.
Asian city early Monday, the dollar against the yen traded below the seven-month high hit earlier, at 104.16, the dollar rose against a basket of currencies.
The Nikkei 225 index rose 0.3 percent on Monday, due to weakening of the yen support exports.
U.S. crude oil futures prices fell Friday for the fifth consecutive day, due to the strong dollar and ample supply.
As of August 25 morning Beijing time 10:13, Tokyo Rubber reported 200.5 yen / kg, up 0.25 percent.
Translated by Google Translator from http://market.cria.org.cn/20/22907.html
