(Bloomberg) -- Rubber futures in Tokyo, the global
benchmark, rose to the highest in more than a week after a
decline in stockpiles of the raw material in Tokyo Commodity
Exchange warehouses.
Rubber stockpiles fell to 10,761 tons at the end of June,
down 2.6 percent from 11,050 tons on June 20, according to the
exchange. On June 10, stockpiles were 11,423 tons.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
benchmark, rose to the highest in more than a week after a
decline in stockpiles of the raw material in Tokyo Commodity
Exchange warehouses.
Rubber stockpiles fell to 10,761 tons at the end of June,
down 2.6 percent from 11,050 tons on June 20, according to the
exchange. On June 10, stockpiles were 11,423 tons.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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