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Spot rubber drops as traders pare stocks

Aravindan

Kottayam April 10 Spot rubber turned weak on Tuesday. The summer showers seemed to have persuaded the traders to reduce their stocks partially amidst rumours on resumption of tapping to encash the favourable turn in climate, sources said.

Reports on global weakness followed by an overnight slip in US crude oil futures accelerated the fall further. RSS 4 declined to Rs 93.50 and Rs 93.75 a kg from Rs 94.50 and Rs 94.25 a kg respectively at Kottayam and Kochi.

Futures decline

The rubber futures moved down quoting the most active April contract for RSS 4 at Rs 92.80 against Rs 94.05 a kg on MCX.

The April contract for the grade declined to Rs 92.70 (93.53), May to Rs 95.99 (96.85), June to Rs 99.99 (100.55) and July to Rs 101.35 (102.31) a kg on NMCE. Spot rubber prices were (Rs/kg): RSS-4: 93.50 (94.50); RSS-5: 92.50 (93.50); ungraded: 91.50 (92.50); ISNR 20: 92.50 (93.25) and latex 60 per cent : 64.70 (65.25).

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