Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia To Keep Limiting Rubber Shipments
By Eko Listiyorini Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia continue to limit exports in line with demand, helping stabilize prices, says Yium Tavarolit, CEO of the ...
Read moreBy Eko Listiyorini Thailand, Indonesia and Malaysia continue to limit exports in line with demand, helping stabilize prices, says Yium Tavarolit, CEO of the ...
Read moreMr. Yium Tavarolit, the CEO of IRCo paid a courtesy call to Mr. U Kyaw Shwe, the Director General (DG) ...
Read moreAsian rubber settled higher Tuesday as seasonal supply tightness gave support. Natural rubber futures on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange settled ...
Read moreAsian rubber settled higher on Thursday due to tight raw material supply and support from renewed efforts by the Thai ...
Read moreKUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian rubber market extended its gain to close higher for the fourth consecutive day yesterday in tandem ...
Read moreRubber entered a bull market and palm oil closed near an eight-week high as flooding across Malaysia and parts of ...
Read morePalm oil and rubber advanced as flooding in Malaysia and Thailand disrupted supplies from Southeast Asia, and forecasters said that ...
Read more10 December 2014, 18:04 SEAST Asian rubber settled mixed Wednesday after data showed China's inflation rate rose less than forecast, providing ...
Read moreRubber futures in Tokyo had the biggest weekly drop in seven weeks as a producer meeting ended without yielding details on how ...
Read moreThailand, Indonesia and Malaysia, which produce about 70 percent of world’s natural rubber, agreed to cut exports from next year to drain supplies ...
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