Tokyo Commodity Exchange (TOCOM) rubber futures on Wednesday (September 10) fell to five-year low in early trade, dragged down by Brent crude oil shocks.
TOCOM rubber futures contract prices fell on Wednesday February 1 yen at 190.0 yen / kg (0018GMT), the price fell to its lowest intraday position since July 2009, at 188.5 yen / kg.
TOCOM rubber futures prices fell 5.6 yen on Tuesday.
Japanese government data released Wednesday showed Japan’s core machinery orders in July continuation rally last month, an increase of 3.5%, which also shows the Japanese capital spending is gradually restored.
Thailand’s domestic auto parts manufacturers SomboonAdvanceTechnology said Tuesday it expects 2014 revenue fell 10 percent, due to continued political unrest led to several months of weak domestic demand.
Federal Reserve (FED) officials on Tuesday warned that major American banks may soon face higher than the international standard of the new funding rules, the move could lead to some companies shrink.
Sanya City in the early weeks of the dollar against the yen hit a six-year high of the previous day close at 106.11 yen, due to increase in the United States and bond yields boosted the dollar.
The Nikkei 225 index fell 0.5 percent on Wednesday, as stocks fell the previous day.
U.S. Brent crude oil futures prices lower for a fourth day on Tuesday, recorded a low of 17 months since dropped to $ 100 / barrel below, due to ample supplies lead to market pressure.
As of September 10 Beijing time 10:08 AM, Tokyo Rubber reported 188.7 yen / kg, down 1.20 percent.
Translated by Google Translator fromhttp://market.cria.org.cn/20/23193.html
