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Oct 24: KEY TOKYO RUBBER FALLS BY 16-YEN LIMIT TO 175.2 YEN/KG ON STRONG YEN, FALLING STOCKS

TOKYO, Oct 24 (Reuters) – Benchmark rubber futures fell by the daily 16 yen limit on Friday as falling stocks markets deepened concerns about demand, while a jump in the yen versus the dollar weighed on yen-based futures prices.
The key Tokyo Commodity Exchange rubber contract for March delivery <0#JRU:> was down 8.4 percent at 175.2 yen per kg, compared with Thursday’s trough of 164.9 yen.

Source:  Reuters


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