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Jul 2: Asian Physical Rubber Prices Down; Markets Quiet

[Dow Jones] Asian cash rubber prices drift slightly lower in thin volume, with buyers back on sidelines following active trade yesterday. “The market is still lacking a strong sense of direction; supply is now relatively normal, China continues to buy though the U.S. and Europe are still quiet,” says trader in Singapore. Adds yesterday”s strong buying by China mostly fueled by firmness in crude oil prices. Sluggish, rangebound rubber futures markets today also damp trade in cash market.

Source: Dow Jones


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