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Spot rubber declines on global cues

Aravindan

Kottayam, June 20 The physical rubber prices declined on Friday. The sentiments were badly affected by the weakness in global indices and the market made all-round declines as certain dealers and growers came forward to join the sellers queue.

RSS 4 moved down to Rs 124.50 a kg from Rs 126.50 a kg and the volumes were comparatively better. The tyre sector stayed back during the session to put further pressure on the prices.

The June contract for RSS 3 moved down further to ¥336.9 (Rs 134.47) from ¥341.2, July to ¥336.6 (340.1), August to ¥336.7 (340.1), September to ¥336.8 (340.1), October to ¥336.4 (341) and November to ¥337.6 (341) a kg at TOCOM. The grade weakened to Rs 140.91 (141.79) a kg at Bangkok spot.

Spot prices were (Rs/kg): RSS-4: 124.50 (126.50); RSS-5: 122.50 (123.50); ungraded: 119.50 (121.50); ISNR 20: 121 (122.50) and latex 60 per cent: 85 (86).

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