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Jul 10: Asian Physical Rubber Prices Mostly Up;Mkts Quiet

[Dow Jones] Asian cash rubber prices move mostly higher though markets very quiet ahead of weekend, while lack of firm direction also damps interest, traders say. Sporadic rain in southern Thailand, northern Malaysia continues to limit supply, though moisture generally seen as beneficial to rubber trees, says trader in Phuket. Adds raw material now very tight, with farmers, middlemen holding onto stocks amid general sentiment that prices will move higher in coming sessions. For a daily breakdown of cash prices for all rubber grades, keyword search ASIAN PHYSICAL RUBBER PRICES to see the item. (ANJ)

Source: Dow Jones


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