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12.45
Rubber Market Outlook Improve as Rubber Supply Tight
Written By mine on Minggu, 23 Oktober 2011 | 12.45
Outlook rubber market for the Malaysian is expected to improve next week as supply remains tight and output sluggish, dealers said.
A dealer said the euro debt crisis will, however, continue to loom over the
market with traders adopting a wait-and-see attitude.
Meanwhile, dealers expect the Tokyo Commodity Exchange to be higher
next week as oil prices improve.
For the week just-ended, the Malaysian Rubber Board's official physical
price for tyre-grade SMR 20 dropped 90 sen to 1217.50 sen per kg while
latex-in-bulk softened 27 sen to 799.00 sen per kg.
The unofficial closing price for SMR 20 dropped 100.5 sen to 1203.50 sen per
kg while latex-in-bulk eased 26.5 sen to 798.00 sen.
he outlook of the Malaysian rubber market is expected to be uncertain this week despite the tight supply, dealers said.
A dealer said production has been hit by the uncertain weather.
?Thailand, the largest rubber producer, is badly affected by flooding and the market's direction is still uncertain,? he said.
However, he said, the physical prices were likely to take the lead from the movements on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange and Shanghai Futures Exchange.
On a week-to-week basis, the Malaysian Rubber Board's official physical price for tyre-grade SMR 20 fell seven sen to 1,307.5 sen per kg from 1,314.5 sen previous Friday.
Latex-in-bulk gained 2.5 sen to 826 sen per kg versus previous Friday's close of 823.5 sen. The unofficial closing price for SMR 20 dropped 15 sen to 1,304 sen per kg, against 1,319 sen previously. Latex-in-bulk shed 2.5 sen to 824.5 sen, from 827 sen a week ago.
A dealer said the euro debt crisis will, however, continue to loom over the
market with traders adopting a wait-and-see attitude.
Meanwhile, dealers expect the Tokyo Commodity Exchange to be higher
next week as oil prices improve.
For the week just-ended, the Malaysian Rubber Board's official physical
price for tyre-grade SMR 20 dropped 90 sen to 1217.50 sen per kg while
latex-in-bulk softened 27 sen to 799.00 sen per kg.
The unofficial closing price for SMR 20 dropped 100.5 sen to 1203.50 sen per
kg while latex-in-bulk eased 26.5 sen to 798.00 sen.
he outlook of the Malaysian rubber market is expected to be uncertain this week despite the tight supply, dealers said.
A dealer said production has been hit by the uncertain weather.
?Thailand, the largest rubber producer, is badly affected by flooding and the market's direction is still uncertain,? he said.
However, he said, the physical prices were likely to take the lead from the movements on the Tokyo Commodity Exchange and Shanghai Futures Exchange.
On a week-to-week basis, the Malaysian Rubber Board's official physical price for tyre-grade SMR 20 fell seven sen to 1,307.5 sen per kg from 1,314.5 sen previous Friday.
Latex-in-bulk gained 2.5 sen to 826 sen per kg versus previous Friday's close of 823.5 sen. The unofficial closing price for SMR 20 dropped 15 sen to 1,304 sen per kg, against 1,319 sen previously. Latex-in-bulk shed 2.5 sen to 824.5 sen, from 827 sen a week ago.
21.20
Malaysian Rubber Market Prices Ranging per Kg
Written By mine on Kamis, 21 Juli 2011 | 21.20
Malaysian rubber market is expected to see steady trading this week with its price ranging between 1,319 sen to 1,354 sen per kg, dealers said.
?Prices may move in tandem with most markets in the region,? said a dealer.
The dealer said the recovering global oil price could help push the Tokyo rubber futures, but profit-taking activities could curb the price rise.
On a week-to-week basis, the Malaysian Rubber Board's official physical noon price for tyre-grade SMR 20 stayed flat at RM1,354 sen per kg as with previous Friday's closing, while latex-in-bulk gained five sen to 882.5 sen per kg from 887.5 sen per kg previously.
The unofficial closing price for tyre-grade SMR 20 increased to another 8.5 sen to 1,360 sen per kg from 1,351.5 sen per kg which was recorded previous Friday, while latex-in-bulk decreased five sen to 887.5 sen per kg from 892.5 sen per kg previous last Friday.
?Prices may move in tandem with most markets in the region,? said a dealer.
The dealer said the recovering global oil price could help push the Tokyo rubber futures, but profit-taking activities could curb the price rise.
On a week-to-week basis, the Malaysian Rubber Board's official physical noon price for tyre-grade SMR 20 stayed flat at RM1,354 sen per kg as with previous Friday's closing, while latex-in-bulk gained five sen to 882.5 sen per kg from 887.5 sen per kg previously.
The unofficial closing price for tyre-grade SMR 20 increased to another 8.5 sen to 1,360 sen per kg from 1,351.5 sen per kg which was recorded previous Friday, while latex-in-bulk decreased five sen to 887.5 sen per kg from 892.5 sen per kg previous last Friday.
08.30
Malaysian Rubber Market Steady Trading, Increase in Prices
Written By mine on Minggu, 26 Juni 2011 | 08.30
Malaysian rubber market is likely to see steady trading next week with a marginal increase in prices.
"Local prices will move in line with regional markets," a dealer said.
Dealers said the improvement shown in the Singapore market on Friday would influence the price next week.
For the week just ended, Malaysian rubber prices were lower in tandem with the downtrend in regional markets.
On a week-to-week basis, the Malaysian Rubber Board's official physical noon price for tyre-grade SMR 20 fell 67 sen to 1,322.0 sen per kg from last Friday's 1,389.0 sen, while latex-in-bulk eased 31.5 sen to 917.0 sen from 948.5 sen previously.
The unofficial closing price for tyre-grade SMR 20 lost 59.5 sen to 1326.5 sen per kg from 1,386 sen per kg last week, while latex-in-bulk declined 36.5 sen to 912.5 sen per kg from 949.0 sen per kg previously.
"Local prices will move in line with regional markets," a dealer said.
Dealers said the improvement shown in the Singapore market on Friday would influence the price next week.
For the week just ended, Malaysian rubber prices were lower in tandem with the downtrend in regional markets.
On a week-to-week basis, the Malaysian Rubber Board's official physical noon price for tyre-grade SMR 20 fell 67 sen to 1,322.0 sen per kg from last Friday's 1,389.0 sen, while latex-in-bulk eased 31.5 sen to 917.0 sen from 948.5 sen previously.
The unofficial closing price for tyre-grade SMR 20 lost 59.5 sen to 1326.5 sen per kg from 1,386 sen per kg last week, while latex-in-bulk declined 36.5 sen to 912.5 sen per kg from 949.0 sen per kg previously.
