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Oct 14: Thai Rubber Prices Up; Mkt Ignores Strike Reports

[Dow Jones] Thai physical rubber prices higher, with RSS3 offered at 238-240 U.S. cents/kg vs 235 cents/kg yesterday, FOB basis, with market paying little attention to reports of strike by some workers at Thai unit of Cheng Shin Rubber Industry Co., traders say. Management of Cheng Shin”s wholly owned unit, Maxxis International (Thailand) Co., negotiating with workers to resolve issue, Taiwan”s largest tire maker by revenue says earlier in statement. Traders say Thai physical rubber prices up on tight supply, firm crude, while recent active buying by major international tire makers also supportive factor, with reports of strike unlikely to impact on market unless it becomes protracted. (ANJ)

Source: Dow Jones

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